Address Validation
How address autocomplete fills in a company's or payee's address as you type
Anywhere you enter an address in Greenroom — your company's, or a payee's — the street address field offers live suggestions as you type, powered by a service called Radar. It's a convenience, not a gate: nothing stops you from typing an address by hand and saving it.
How it works
Start typing a street address (three characters or more) and a list of matching addresses drops down below the field. Pick one and Greenroom fills in the city, state, and ZIP for you automatically.
Every field stays editable after you pick a suggestion, so you can still correct anything that's not quite right. There's no separate "Address Line 2" field for a suite or unit number — add that directly onto the street address line, the way the address is written on an envelope (for example, 630 Ninth Ave, Suite 401).
If no suggestions appear at all as you type, that's fine — just type the complete address by hand and save normally. A manually typed address is never rejected for not matching a suggestion.
Why the address matters
For payees paid as employees, the address on file is what your payroll provider uses to determine state and local tax withholding — so it's worth getting right, especially for anyone who's recently moved. Greenroom doesn't independently verify that an address is real or deliverable; the autocomplete suggestions are the main safeguard against a typo, and they're optional.
Where you'll enter an address
- Company address — Settings and Company Setup
- Payee address — collected as part of onboarding (see Payee Onboarding), and editable afterward from the payee's record or their own portal profile
Next steps
See Company Setup for the rest of company configuration, Payee Onboarding for how a payee's address gets collected, or Form Validation for how Greenroom handles other kinds of entry errors.