General
Marker Accuracy
How geocode accuracy levels and the accuracy filter affect which pins appear.
When QSmap geocodes an address, it assigns an accuracy level from 1 (least precise) to 5 (most precise):
| Level | Meaning | Typical action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 – Country | Only country could be resolved | Fix badly formatted addresses |
| 2 – State / province | Region-level only | Review and correct the address |
| 3 – City | City-level; often typos or incomplete data | Check city / postal code |
| 4 – Street | Street-level; building may be ambiguous (suite, apt, etc.) | Often usable; refine if needed |
| 5 – Building | Building-level precision | Best quality |
Filtering by accuracy
Use the marker accuracy control (range / slider in the map or search UI) so only markers within the selected accuracy band appear. That is useful when hunting for poorly geocoded records to clean up in NetSuite.
Correcting a pin
If several geocode candidates exist, the geocode results picker lists them and indicates which result is currently shown on the map—so you can change location without accidentally replacing a correct pin.
Accuracy preferences are remembered between sessions where your environment allows it.