Addresses, opening hours, photos, questions and reviews for all of your locations — managed in one place and published to maps, search and assistants that answer on your behalf.
Trusted by multi-location teams in retail, hospitality and fuel
Listing data drifts the moment it is entered twice. Mapline keeps a single source of truth and pushes it outward, then tells you when reality disagrees.
Bulk-edit addresses, hours, holiday hours, categories and attributes across every branch, with an approval step before anything is published.
Structure each location so it can be found by the queries people actually type near it, not only by your brand name.
Expose hours, media and reviews through an API that a support agent can read at the moment a customer asks — the widget on this page does exactly that.
Collect reviews and questions per location, route them to whoever owns that branch, and reply without leaving the dashboard.
Keep cover, profile and interior photography current per branch, and see which locations have nothing to show.
Impressions, searches, calls and direction requests per location and per period, with the gaps named rather than silently averaged away.
Openings, closures, refits and seasonal hours are the normal state of a large estate.
“We stopped arguing about whose spreadsheet was right. One record per site, and the branch managers finally trust what customers see.”
“Holiday hours used to be a two-week project. It is now an afternoon, and the exceptions are visible before they bite.”
“The support assistant reads the same record the dashboard shows, so it answers hours questions without anyone escalating.”
Live location data through the API: it resolves the branch, then reads that branch's hours, statistics, photos, customer questions and reviews. It is not answering from a knowledge base, and it is not allowed to invent an address or an opening time.
It says so. A location with no published hours produces “I don't have published opening hours for that location”, not a guess and not a fabricated technical fault.
Yes — per-tool switches decide what the assistant may read, and an escalation policy decides what goes straight to a person. Both are settings, not instructions written into the prompt.
The visitor's. The same estate is answered about in English, Polish, Ukrainian and Russian in this demo, and the branch data itself is stored in whatever script the location's owner used.
Yes. Everything the dashboard shows is readable programmatically, which is what makes an assistant like the one on this page possible.
Bring a spreadsheet of your locations and we will show you the conflicts you already have.
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