CRM - IS-M Central Address Management

Hi Guys,
Can we integrate CRM (7.0) with IS-M Central Address Management.
In IS-M trx. BP when creating a Business Partner address system validates against Central Address if this address exists and fill, for instance Postal Code.
CRM can download standard ERP Regional Structure (Address Management), but I'm not sure if and what type of integration we can have with Media Central Address Management.
Any inputs are welcomed.
Best regards,
Renato Petrulis

Close since no answer for so long.

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We are currently on ERP version 4.6c.
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Hi,
You stated that:
Problem: Is that, when I enter the State and City, I want the Zip Code
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4.) Thereafter map the Qualifier field (Zip code) to corr field of main table (Destination Table: <Main Tb name>). Also again map the non-qualifier (City n State) to corr fields of main table. Then right click on the Field Mapping pane - select Create Compound field. Map this compuond field with corr field (type Qualified lookup) on destination side. Execute Import.
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