Mottagaradress

Mottagaradress is a term used to describe the address to which a message, package, or communication is intended to be delivered to the recipient. The concept can apply to physical postal delivery as well as to digital communications, depending on the context.

In postal services, mottagaradress typically includes the recipient’s street address, postal code and city, and sometimes country for international shipments. The accuracy and completeness of the mottagaradress are essential for reliable delivery and to avoid delays or returns. In international use, additional country-specific fields or formats may be required.

In digital communications, mottagaradress refers to the destination address used by a system to route the message. This can be an email address (for example, [email protected]) or a digital identifier in a messaging or collaboration platform. The mottagaradress is the key data point used by servers and networks to direct the content to the intended recipient.

In data collection and information systems, mottagaradress is often captured in forms for shipping, invoicing, or notification purposes. Data quality practices include validating the format, standardizing addresses according to local postal standards, and ensuring appropriate handling and protection of personal information in line with privacy regulations such as GDPR.

Related terms include avsändaradress (sender address) and leveransadress (delivery address), which can be distinct in some workflows. The precise meaning of mottagaradress depends on the domain, but it universally denotes the destination address for reception.