📍 Addresses & localities

Every address field in TSync — on a client, a supplier, your own company, a lead, an economic partner, or the lead card — suggests real localities and streets as you type. You pick one instead of typing it.

That sounds small. It is the difference between a database where "Chișinău", "Chisinau", "mun. Chisinau" and "CHIȘINĂU" are four different places, and one where they are one place you can actually group a report by.

What it knows

• Localities and administrative units for Moldova and Romania, from the official registers (CUATM for MD, SIRUTA for RO).
• Postal codes.
• Streets, where the official data provides them.

It ships with the data packaged, so nothing has to be downloaded or imported by hand on a new install.

How you use it

Start typing in any address field. After two letters you get suggestions; choose one.

Diacritics do not matter. Typing chisinau finds Chișinău, and bucuresti finds București. That is deliberate: people type without diacritics far more often than with them, and a suggestion list that only matches perfectly typed input is a suggestion list nobody uses.

If what you need genuinely is not in the list — a new street, a village under a name the register does not carry — you can still type freely. The field never blocks you. It suggests.

Where it appears

The same behaviour on all six places an address is entered:

Turning it on

It is off by default, like every optional module. Switch it on in Setup → Modules, then in the module's own settings. Once on, the address fields start suggesting — there is nothing to configure per field.

What it does not do yet

• Coordinates and reverse geocoding — turning an address into a point on a map, or a point back into an address.
• Fleet and vehicle location.

Both are planned. Neither is present today, and the module does not pretend otherwise: nothing in the interface offers a map.

Good to know

• Nothing is sent anywhere. The data is on your own install; typing an address does not consult an outside service. That is a deliberate choice, not an omission.
• An upgrade refreshes the data by itself. If a new version ships updated registers, the module seeds them on the first admin page load — you do not run an import.
• A locality that exists but does not appear in the suggestions usually means the module is on but the data for that country has not been seeded. That is visible in the module's own console.