Search with purpose.
Find a place by name or area. Add product, brand and service filters to make results more relevant.
Every detail.
In the right place.
Good discovery on the outside.
Thoughtful tools behind the scenes.
01 / THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCEFrom a question
From a question
to a good next step.
Search, useful filters and details that help people choose where to go.
Useful details, up front.
Opening information, facilities, photos and store-specific links give people context before the trip.
A clear way forward.
Directions, a call, a booking link or a product collection. Let each place offer the next step it needs.
02 / MAKE IT FEEL LIKE YOUStart with a look.
Start with a look.
Make it your own.
Design and preview side by side. Keep the decisions that matter within reach.
Layouts & cardsList-first, map-first and considered details.
Brand & typographyColors, fonts and the right amount of personality.
Maps & markersMap treatments, logo pins and hover states.
Content & collectionsChoose what shows, and how it opens.
03 / BEHIND EVERY GOOD LOCATORYour information.
Your information.
Working together.
A single place to organize locations, store details and the products that connect them.
Explore ways to connectLocations, without the loose ends.
Edit, group and tag your locations. Review spreadsheet changes before you apply them.
The right collection at each store.
Link products and catalogs to different stockists. Carrying a product and having a fresh stock observation remain separate facts.
Details worth keeping current.
Opening hours, store photos and useful attributes. Connected-source adapters are available with separate setup.
Room for another project.
Give each project its own features and appearance while keeping your work organized.
Actual location management · Fictional store data
Products & catalogs
Actual Products & Catalogs · Fictional products and prices
04 / UNDERSTAND THE EXPERIENCESee the activity.
See the activity.
Keep the context.
Review accepted interactions and optional aggregate task outcomes, with clear coverage and privacy boundaries.
Actual product · Synthetic sample activity · Not visits or sales
Useful signals.
Review locator activity and, when enabled, aggregate unmet tasks. Small task cohorts are withheld; neither report proves visits or sales.
Deliberate publication.
Choose customer-visible content and review releases. Presentation choices and data-access rules remain separate.
OPTIONAL TOOLS, A CLEAR WORKFLOWChoose the task.
Choose the task.
Keep the facts useful.
Customer tasks, field reviews and guided publishing are available to enable for each project.
01Customer tasks
Offer a named product or service task, then show the places that match its exact criteria.
Customer tasks
Offer a named product or service task, then show the places that match its exact criteria.
Open capture02Maintained facts
Review one published fact with its date and expiry. Changed or expired facts lose their confidence summary.
Maintained facts
Review one published fact with its date and expiry. Changed or expired facts lose their confidence summary.
Open capture
03Reviewed publication
Save the shared draft, inspect the customer view and publish explicitly. A save alone does not publish.
Reviewed publication
Save the shared draft, inspect the customer view and publish explicitly. A save alone does not publish.
Open capture
Enable only the tools you need. Feed connections, notification delivery and the intended website require separate configuration and verification.
Can I use my own branding?
Yes. Customize layouts, result cards, typography, map treatments and markers. Choose a starting look, then adjust the details in Locator Studio.
Can I show different products at each store?
Yes. Link products and catalogs to stores, then use product and brand filters to help customers find the right stockist. Carrying a product is separate from having a fresh stock observation.
How do I add my locations?
Add them individually or review a CSV or supported XLSX import. Connected-source adapters, including an HTTPS JSON feed, need separate setup and credentials.
Can I offer a specific customer task?
Yes. Optional authored tasks can combine supported product, service and public-attribute criteria. Review and publish the customer setup separately.
Can location facts be reviewed?
An existing authorized account can respond to a scoped fact request. An operator reviews the answer before a separate customer release; dates and expiry describe that field, not a venue certification.
Can it work with my existing website?
The locator has an embed workflow and shared-link options. Review your website and data requirements with us before choosing a setup.
Is the data in these examples real?
The pictured shops, product assortments and customer journeys are illustrative. They show the experience without exposing private merchant information.
MAKE YOURSELF EASY TO FINDYour places.
Your places.
Ready to be found.
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