HTTPS JSON feed
Use an exact server-allowlisted feed. Review the mapped snapshot before applying changes.
Setup requiredConnect your location data and customer website.
Choose a reviewed setup for each connection.
Use the locator’s embed workflow or shared experience. Match your design and review the setup for your website.
Plan your locatorReview a spreadsheet import, or configure a supported connection. Each source has its own setup and access requirements.
Use an exact server-allowlisted feed. Review the mapped snapshot before applying changes.
Setup requiredStart with the file you already have. Review columns and changes before applying a supported spreadsheet.
Review & importA read adapter for location data, with separate credentials and reviewed source updates.
Setup requiredUse a read adapter after access, mapping and update behavior are configured.
Setup requiredConnect a supported data source with workspace-scoped setup and a reviewed import workflow.
Setup requiredAdapters require configured credentials, mappings and an observed runner for scheduled work. These examples do not connect to your accounts.
Optional refresh operations record runs and failures. The webhook notification gateway uses durable requests and explicit provider receipts; an HTTP 200 alone does not prove delivery. Configure the endpoint, credentials, operating owner and authenticated runner, then verify actual delivery.
Source updates save to the shared draft. Customer publication remains a separate reviewed action.
Scoped customer reads, versioned API responses and a typed client give developers a clear place to start.
Review resources, access, limits and publication behavior for your intended setup. Backend integration secrets stay out of browsers and URLs.
Plan your locator// Current authorized customer view
GET /api/v1/locators/:releaseId/results
// Select the page and public filters
?limit=24&sort=name
// Credentials travel in headers.
Authorization: Bearer <short-lived-token>Illustrative API shape. Use the current reference and an authorized runtime credential for a real integration.
Which page hosts the locator, what the brand needs and how the experience is embedded.
Who owns location updates, which fields are authoritative and what needs review.
Provider access, scheduling, limits and the responsibilities behind an ongoing connection.
Let’s work out what the right locator looks like for you.
Plan your locator