Every address can power better services.

Adrehs gives people, councils and digital platforms a consistent way to identify, find and share locations across Sierra Leone.

Sierra Leone map showing connected Adrehs location codes for public services
One location layer · Multiple service systems

One address.
Many uses.

Adrehs is digital addressing infrastructure built for Sierra Leone. Each address combines a precise map location with local administrative context, making it useful beyond navigation.

The same location reference can support property administration, emergency response, delivery, field operations and interoperable digital services—without replacing the authoritative records held by each institution.

01

A property location code that can take you to the property.

A local council can link an Adrehs code to each property record as its location reference. The code helps officers find the physical property; the council record continues to hold its legal, valuation and revenue information.

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Property account COUNCIL-PROP-004812 Illustrative council-owned property identifier
Adrehs location WAU C2B T6W Precise location · district · chiefdom
01

Find properties faster

Give field officers a location reference they can search, share and open for navigation.

02

Reduce address ambiguity

Supplement street descriptions and local landmarks with a consistent code and precise map point.

03

Improve field operations

Link inspections, permits, waste services, notices and service requests to the correct physical location.

04

Plan by administrative area

Use district and chiefdom context to organise service coverage and understand where records belong.

05

Share by QR code

Put a scannable Adrehs link on a property notice, invoice, permit or council record.

06

Connect council systems

Use the APIs to link the same location reference across revenue, planning and field-service applications.

02

How a council can use it.

Adrehs works best as the location layer connected to the council’s existing property register.

  1. 01

    Capture the location

    Confirm the property’s exact map point and resolve its Adrehs code.

  2. 02

    Link the council record

    Store the Adrehs code beside the existing property, parcel or rate-account identifier.

  3. 03

    Use it in the field

    Let authorised teams search the code, navigate to the property and confirm the correct record.

  4. 04

    Connect service workflows

    Reference the same location in inspections, billing, permits, waste collection and service requests.

03

Clear roles create trusted records.

Adrehs answers “Where is it?” The council and other competent authorities remain responsible for “What is it, who owns it, and what is legally due?”

Adrehs provides

  • A searchable digital address
  • Precise geolocation
  • District and chiefdom context
  • A shareable link and QR code
  • API access for system integration

The authority controls

  • Property or parcel identifiers
  • Ownership and title records
  • Valuation and rate accounts
  • Permits and compliance status
  • Access rules and record governance

04

From checkout to the right doorstep.

Adrehs makes a destination clear, searchable and transferable across the delivery journey. It is the location layer—not the entire delivery operation.

Ecommerce · Last mile

A cleaner delivery address flow.

  1. 01
    Collect the code at checkout

    Let the customer enter or share an Adrehs code with the order.

  2. 02
    Resolve and confirm it

    Use the API to show the place, district and chiefdom before the order is submitted.

  3. 03
    Save the location record

    Store the code, digital ID and coordinates with the order instead of relying only on free text.

  4. 04
    Hand it to dispatch

    Pass the same verified destination to the dispatcher, rider and customer-service team.

  5. 05
    Navigate and complete delivery

    Open the coordinates in a supported navigation tool, then capture proof of delivery in the commerce platform.

Courier · Freight · Fleets

A consistent location on every job.

  1. 01
    Resolve pickup and drop-off

    Convert both endpoints into precise, searchable location references.

  2. 02
    Add stops to the job

    Keep the Adrehs code and coordinates on the manifest, waybill or service ticket.

  3. 03
    Plan with a routing engine

    Send the coordinates to a separate routing service for sequencing, road-aware routes and travel estimates.

  4. 04
    Share one destination

    Give the driver, depot and recipient the same code so handoffs remain consistent.

  5. 05
    Analyse service coverage

    Use district and chiefdom context to understand demand, failed stops and operational reach.

Fewer ambiguous instructions Fewer destination calls Consistent driver handoff Searchable service points Administrative-area reporting

Building a checkout, dispatch or fleet platform?

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The address is one part of delivery.

Adrehs solves location identification and handoff. A production commerce or logistics platform still needs the operational systems around that address.

Adrehs does

Make the destination usable.

  • Resolve an Adrehs code to a precise location
  • Return district and chiefdom context
  • Support links and QR-code sharing
  • Connect locations to other systems through APIs

Your platform still needs

To run the operation.

  • Road-aware routing, traffic and travel-time services
  • Order, inventory, dispatch and driver management
  • Live tracking, customer communications and payments
  • Identity checks, safety controls and proof of delivery

Important: an Adrehs code identifies a location. It does not guarantee road access, network coverage, customer identity, property ownership or a completed delivery.

Strongest fit

Finding and handing off a location

Delivery destinations, public places, field visits, service points, pickups and emergency locations.

Useful with another system

Connecting records to a place

Property accounts, customer records, assets, inspections, claims and service connections.

Never enough on its own

Proving facts or running operations

Ownership, identity, eligibility, valuation, routing, dispatch, payment, safety and proof of delivery.

06

Location intelligence across essential services.

Ecommerce

Checkout and last-mile delivery

Confirm a destination before purchase and preserve the same location through dispatch and delivery.

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Logistics

Courier, freight and fleet operations

Attach precise pickup, drop-off and service locations to manifests, waybills and field jobs.

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Public safety

Emergency response and dispatch

Receive a searchable code, confirm the destination and pass a precise location into response workflows.

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Health

Facilities, outreach and referrals

Make hospitals, clinics and service points easier to find and share across patient and field-service journeys.

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Infrastructure

Utilities and field assets

Attach a consistent location reference to service connections, inspections, repairs and maintenance visits.

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Mobility

Ride-hailing and transport

Use codes and public places as searchable pickup, drop-off and stop references inside mobility applications.

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Financial services

Customer location reference

Link a customer, merchant or field visit to a consistent location while keeping identity and KYC verification separate.

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Telecommunications

Installations and network fieldwork

Reference customer installations, towers and maintenance visits without treating the address as proof of service ownership.

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Education

Schools, learners and outreach

Make schools easier to find and connect outreach or field records to a location while student records remain protected.

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Agriculture

Farms, collection points and extension visits

Share rural service points and link field activity to precise locations; land rights and parcel boundaries still require authoritative records.

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Insurance

Risk surveys and claim inspections

Send assessors to the correct place and attach a location reference to a case without using the code as evidence that a claim is valid.

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Tourism

Hospitality and visitor services

Help guests find accommodation, attractions and service points with a code they can search or scan.

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07

One location reference. Many connected systems.

Adrehs is designed to support interoperability. Public institutions and private platforms can connect a common location reference to their own authoritative records and service workflows through documented APIs.

This makes location reusable across systems without forcing every organisation to rebuild its own addressing layer.