A sedamo code works just like an address. If you do not know the address, you can search for or share a place using a sedamo code — for example, your home or business.

A sedamo code consists of exactly 8 letters.

Example of a sedamo code: AB-CD-EF-GH

Find the sedamo code of an address:

1. On your smartphone or tablet, open the http://www.sedamo.info/ website in your browser.
2. Select “Get your sedamo code”
3. Check (and correct if necessary) the address displayed or enter the address (e.g. a post office box).
4. Select “Next” and find the correct address.
5. In the last step the sedamo code is displayed.

Find the sedamo code of an address:

1. On your computer, call up the website http://www.sedamo.info/ in your browser.
2. Select “Get your sedamo code”
3. Enter the destination address or the address. This can be a street address, a P.O. box, or a large recipient address.
4. Select “Next” and find the correct address.
5. In the last step the sedamo code is displayed.

1. Open the website http://sedamo.info in your browser.
2. Enter the sedamo code.
3. Select “Get the address”
4. Enter the name of the recipient.
5. Select whether the item is sent as airmail / registered mail.
6. Select “Print envelope”.
7. The address is displayed in international format according to the Universal Postal Union.
8. Print the address on an envelope or label.

• sedamo codes are available for all countries.
• Even purely postal addresses (e.g. P.O. boxes, bulk recipients) have sedamo codes.
• Addresses are always given in the national language without the user of a sedamo code having to know this language.
• sedamo thus ensures the fastest possible delivery in the destination country of an international postal item!
• sedamo can be used to find a location if the user does not speak the local language.
• sedamo also supports geo-coordinates, e.g. for navigation.