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Field	Description
Address Name	Address Name
Address1	Address line 1
Type	Select the Sage X3 address type. Please note that if the user does not select this Sage X3 type then that address will not be get created into Sage X3. Similarly, if the user selects the Shipping address type then it gets promoted into Sage X3 as Shipping Address under Ship To Customer tab in Sage X3.
Address2	Address line 2
Address 3	Address line 3
Email address	Email id for address
Telephone No.	Telephone number
Website	Website name
Zip Code	Enter Zip Code which exists in Sage X3
City	City
State	State

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