Solutions
Four reasons to want the same answer.
Everybody here is asking what happens to an address. What differs is the consequence of getting it wrong: a contract dispute, a wasted dispatch, an accusation of favouritism, or a support ticket in somebody else's product.
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Franchise networks
A territory is something a franchisee bought, so the questions that matter are dated: who owned this ZIP code in March, and who changed it.
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Home services
Covering an address and being able to serve it are different questions. The nearest crew is often the wrong answer.
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Dealer and distributor networks
Routing to businesses you do not employ, where a partner who did not get the lead needs to see why rather than assume.
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SaaS platforms and marketplaces
Territories inside your own product, through an API, without spending a year on the part that looked simple.