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RadarAddress for Webform verifies the contact details a visitor writes in a Webform, while they type and when they send the form. It never blocks a submission and never rewrites what the visitor wrote.
Features
- Email: an unmistakable typo (gmial.com → gmail.com) is corrected where the address is used (recipients and Reply-To); a doubt becomes the question «Did you mean …?» under the field.
- Postal address: autocomplete from national address registers while the visitor types (street, then postcode, city and province on selection), and verification of the address on submission. Works with the Address element, or with the text fields you map in the RadarAddress tab of the form.
- Phone: the first telephone number of a submission is verified with the country of the form (valid, to check or invalid) and kept as written, with the number in international form beside it. A phone prefix menu sits next to the telephone fields.
- If the service does not answer, the form goes through as always.
- Outcomes are shown in the submission page, in the RadarAddress tab of the form, in the CSV export, in the notification emails and in the tokens [webform_submission:radaraddress_*].
- Submissions already received can be verified in bulk from the RadarAddress tab.
- Interface in 13 languages.
Requirements
Drupal 10.3 or 11, PHP 8.1, Webform 6.3, and a RadarAddress API token (free account; the first contact checks of each month are free, packs and subscriptions beyond that). Tested on Drupal 11.4 and 10.6 with Webform 6.3.1.
Third-party service
This module sends data to the RadarAddress API (www.radaraddress.com): what the visitor writes in the address field while typing, and the email, address and phone number of each submission. Nothing else: no name, no message. Data are not kept after the check; processing in the EU. Terms: https://www.radaraddress.com/en/terms - Privacy: https://www.radaraddress.com/en/privacy-policy
Installation
Install it with Composer (composer require drupal/radaraddress_webform), enable the module, then paste your API token in Webform → RadarAddress and press «Verify and save».
Project information
- Project categories: Integrations
- Created by radarwave on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
