How to improve speed, accuracy of data and the customer experience in your ecommerce checkout

Entering billing and shipping information is the grunt work of buying on a website, particularly when shopping on a the small screen of a mobile device. Often bad checkout address forms are one of the top reasons sited for not completing a purchase.  But even when checkouts are completed, often the data collected is incorrect. The U.S. Postal Service says 6.8 billion items could not be delivered as addressed during its 2016 fiscal year, more than 4% of total mail volume. 

Usability testing shows type-ahead address verification improves speed and accuracy of entry, and makes online shoppers think more positively of ecommerce retailers that offer it. Find out how to improve your checkout experience and why your customers will love it by downloading this guide.