Address Validator Port Reference

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ELOT Sequence

Output port that indicates the location of the mail item in the delivery sequence on the mail route.

The ELOT sequence indicates the order in which the mail carrier can deliver the items. The sequence corresponds to the physical route that the carrier takes at street level. Mail carriers in the United States use Enhanced Line of Travel (ELOT) data to organize mail items for delivery,

The ELOT Sequence port returns a four-digit number. When you add ELOT sequence numbers to a set of mail items, the mail carrier can sort the mail items in numerical order. The code numbers indicate the order in which the carrier will reach each address on the route.

ELOT Sequence Usage

Use ELOT Sequence to sort mail items in the order in which the mail carrier will deliver them on the mail route.

Select the ELOT Flag port when you select the ELOT Sequence port. The ELOT Flag determines whether the ELOT Sequence numbers run in ascending or descending order.

Port Location

The following table provides the location and default precision of the ELOT Sequence port:

Port Type	Port Group	Template Model	Precision
Output	US Specific	Basic	4

ELOT Sequence Output Codes

The ELOT Sequence port writes a four-digit number as output.

An address does not have static ELOT Sequence number. The number depends on the list of addresses that the mail carrier must deliver on a given day.

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Address Validator Port Reference

Address Validator Port Reference

ELOT Sequence

ELOT Sequence

ELOT Sequence Usage

Port Location

ELOT Sequence Output Codes