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Enrich an address by ID
Use Enrich after Autocomplete or Validate returns a G-NAF address ID and you need geocode, location, boundary, electorate, mesh block, or ABS geography fields. For field interpretation and SDK examples, see the Enrich guide.

Authorizations

X-Api-Key
string
header
required

Query Parameters

id
string
required

G-NAF address document ID. Paste an id value returned from Autocomplete or Validate.

Minimum string length: 1
Example:

"GAQLD156786950"

debug
enum<string>

Optional diagnostic flag. Send exactly true or false. Invalid values are rejected; debug diagnostics are for support only and must not be used for business decisions.

Available options:
true,
false
Example:

"false"

Response

Full enriched public address document for the requested id.

Enrich-only address document with structured components, extra geocodes, locality and street context, aliases, secondaries, extended boundaries, and optional diagnostic metadata when debug=true.

id
string
required

Opaque G-NAF persistent identifier for this address record. Store it as a string and pass it to Enrich when you need the full public address document.

Example:

"GAQLD156786950"

addressLabel
string | null

Formatted street-address line for display and form population. It usually contains the street number, street name, and any unit or building text available in the source record.

Example:

"9 ENDEAVOUR COURT"

localityName
string | null

Official suburb or locality name associated with the address.

Example:

"LAMMERMOOR"

state
enum<string> | null

Uppercase Australian state or territory code returned by the Address API. Allowed values are NSW New South Wales, VIC Victoria, QLD Queensland, SA South Australia, WA Western Australia, TAS Tasmania, NT Northern Territory, and ACT Australian Capital Territory.

Available options:
NSW,
VIC,
QLD,
SA,
WA,
TAS,
NT,
ACT
Example:

"QLD"

postcode
string | null

Four-digit Australian postcode. Store postcodes as strings; integer coercion can remove leading zeroes used by some Australian postcodes.

Pattern: ^\d{4}$
Example:

"4703"

confidence
integer | null

G-NAF source-record confidence metadata. -1 represents a retired record; 0, 1, and 2 indicate one, two, or three supporting contributor datasets. This is provenance metadata, not Prontiq match quality.

Required range: -1 <= x <= 2
Example:

2

geocode
object | null

G-NAF geocoding metadata and decimal-degree coordinates for the address.

Example:
location
object | null

Compact latitude/longitude point used for proximity workflows and map display.

Example:
boundaries
object | null

Administrative, electoral, and ABS geography returned by Enrich. This is a strict superset of the standard address boundary object.

Example:
sourceDataRelease
string | null

Source data release or version used to produce the enriched address record when available. This is not the Prontiq API version.

Example:

"2026.04"

addressRole
enum<string> | null

Primary or secondary address role when available. Primary records are parent or building-level addresses; secondary records are child or unit-level addresses.

Available options:
PRIMARY,
SECONDARY
Example:

"SECONDARY"

components
object

Structured address components when available for the enriched record.

Example:

Parcel or legal-property reference when available for the address. Coverage varies by address and source data.

Example:

"14\\PS349838"

allGeocodes
object[]

Additional geocodes associated with the address. The array preserves source order after invalid coordinates are removed.

Example:
locality
object

Locality context when available for the enriched address.

Example:
street
object

Street context when available for the enriched address.

Example:
aliases
object[]

Alternative address labels associated with the enriched address.

secondaries
object[]

Secondary or child addresses associated with the enriched address.

debug
object

Optional diagnostic metadata returned only when debug=true is supplied. Debug values are for support and troubleshooting, not production decision-making.

Example: