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Open your address file, see matched locations on the map and review probable matches in context. Resolve is included for Earthlight customers and also available as a focused standalone package.
Address matching, UPRNs and geocoding
Put your address data to work. Resolve turns everyday address lists into matched properties, UPRNs and map locations — with a clear path through the records that need a closer look.
Included for Earthlight customers · Also available standalone
Live Resolve demonstration in Earthlight. Basemap: Ordnance Survey · NativeGB / TinyMM.
See the difference
Resolve recognises the address fields and gets to work. Watch a real 231-record file become a map, then see how probable matches are reviewed in context.
33-second overview · Silent, with on-screen explanations. Open a CSV, see automatic geocoding, and compare probable matches.
Measured, not just promised
In StatMap’s recorded comparison on the same 114,522 Hackney addresses, MatchGB recovered more correct matches than UK Address Matcher (UKAM) 1.2.4 at a minimum precision of 99.8%.
Recall at ≥99.8% precision
113,452 for MatchGB versus 105,313 for UKAM 1.2.4, at the shared precision floor. More of the file resolved automatically in this benchmark.
StatMap’s August 2026 benchmark uses the same prepared 114,522-row Hackney corpus and published reference UPRNs for both local runs. Recall is the share of reference records correctly accepted; precision is the share of accepted results that are correct.
| Measurement | MatchGB | UKAM 1.2.4 |
|---|---|---|
| Recall | 99.066% | 91.959% |
| Correct accepted | 113,452 | 105,313 |
| Incorrect accepted | 227 | 210 |
UKAM is pinned to version 1.2.4 (commit 6899748), using its native precision–recall analysis. This is a StatMap-run comparison, not an independent evaluation or a claim about later UKAM releases. Results depend on data and configuration. UKAM’s separately published performance figures use different inputs, hardware and timing boundaries and are not the figures in this chart.
Make more of difficult addresses
Real address lists contain inconsistencies, missing details and ambiguous properties. MatchGB resolves more of the file automatically, with clear evidence to help you decide the cases that need attention.
Explore the candidate comparison See the supplied address alongside the suggested property. Highlighted differences make it easier to spot what agrees, what is missing and what needs checking.
Compare alternatives and their location together before confirming a choice. Your attention goes to the records where judgement matters.
See the three probable matchesThe recorded Sussex demonstration produced 228 automatic matches and three records for review; these are demo totals, not an accuracy benchmark. View the initial results. Basemap: Ordnance Survey · NativeGB / TinyMM.
Powered by MatchGB
Use it in your mapping workspace, process an address file, or connect your applications. Choose the route that fits the way your team works.
Open your address file, see matched locations on the map and review probable matches in context. Resolve is included for Earthlight customers and also available as a focused standalone package.
Upload a CSV and receive an enriched CSV back. Keep your columns and row order, with match status, accepted UPRNs, coordinates and explanations added for the next step.
Build address matching into your own software and regular data feeds. Resolve supports individual lookups and batch processing through the same MatchGB engine.
Results while you upload. The raw CSV service supports true duplex streaming: earlier rows can be matched and returned while later rows are still arriving. Multipart upload is also available for whole-file validation before output begins.
Control for larger jobs. Single-address and batch JSON APIs support application integration. Uploaded jobs add progress, cancellation and paged results.
Capacity to suit the deployment. Upload and record limits are configurable. Duplex streaming requires a compatible client and hosting configuration. Read the service notes.
Authoritative data. Taken care of.
Resolve uses Ordnance Survey NGD Address data, with automated daily update checks managed by StatMap. We handle the data supply, apply available updates and validate the refreshed dataset before bringing it into service.
Your team can concentrate on using the results. There are no address files to download, matching indexes to rebuild or routine update jobs for you to run.
Keep the work moving
From an ad hoc list to a recurring data feed, Resolve is built for responsive matching. The measured run processed all 114,522 benchmark addresses in 104.440 seconds with one matcher worker.
Matcher throughput after input ingestion, with lean diagnostics. Upload, download and review time are additional; throughput varies with the data and deployment.
A straightforward way to get started
Resolve is included for Earthlight customers. Bring an address list into the mapping environment your team already uses and start exploring the results.
Request a Resolve demoGet Resolve as a focused standalone package, without buying the full Earthlight platform. Talk to us about interactive matching, automated CSV processing and API access for your workflow.
Request a Resolve demoYour data is the best demonstration
Planning a migration, joining records by UPRN, mapping a property list or automating a regular feed? Talk to StatMap about a demonstration using data that reflects your work.
Opens an email to info@statmap.co.uk with the subject “Resolve demo request”.