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When Zapier successfully imports postal code but fails on billing street, it usually indicates field-specific configuration issues like custom field types, character encoding problems, or NPSP validation rules that affect street fields differently than postal codes.
Here’s how to get consistent access to all your address fields without field-specific failures.
Get unified access to all address fields
Selective field failures happen because different address fields can have different properties in your NPSP instance. Street fields often contain special characters that break SOQL queries, while postal codes are typically simpler data types.
Coefficient handles these field-specific quirks automatically by accessing all address fields consistently and properly encoding special characters in street addresses.
How to make it work
Step 1. Connect Coefficient to your NPSP org.
Install Coefficient in your spreadsheet and authenticate with the same Salesforce Salesforce credentials that Zapier uses.
Step 2. Create a new import from the same object Zapier queries.
Choose “Import from Objects & Fields” and select the same object (usually Account or Contact) that your Zapier integration targets.
Step 3. Select both billing street and postal code fields.
In the field selector, you’ll see all address fields listed with checkboxes. Select both the billing street field that’s failing in Zapier and the postal code field that works, plus any other address components you need.
Step 4. Test the import to verify both fields populate correctly.
Run the import and confirm that both billing street and postal code data appear properly in your spreadsheet. Coefficient’s unified field access eliminates the selective failures you’re experiencing with Zapier.
Step 5. Schedule the import to replace your Zapier workflow.
Set up automated refreshes on the schedule you need. You can also use bulk address updates to export corrected addresses back to Salesforce and track address changes over time with Snapshots.
Eliminate field-specific integration failures
Consistent field access means no more troubleshooting why some address fields work while others fail. Get reliable imports of all your address data every time. Try Coefficient and replace unreliable field-by-field integrations.
