Getting Started with BusinessLocator
Some mini-tutorials to show you around the platform.
Basemaps
Layout
Install iFrame
SECTION: BUSINESS LOCATIONS

Add a location
Click on the ellipsis next to Business locations.
Select the Add a location option.
Add a name, then click on the ➕ sign for the Address field.
You can either search for the address in the Search field or input it manually. Hit Save.
Fill in the other fields like phone, image URL, opening hours etc.
Save this new location by clicking the Add button.

Import several locations
Click on the ellipsis next to Business locations.
Select the Import data option.
Select the file to upload (it should be a CSV or JSON file).
Check the data in the table and click Import.
Confirm that you want to replace any existing data by clicking Validate.
Recommended: in your file, include a Name column for your locations. If you don't have a particular name for them, you can put the name of your business + city / street so it's easier for your customers to differentiate the locations.

Add a custom button
In one of the locations, click on the Custom Fields "+" button.
Click the Create new custom field button (or on the three dots at the top right of the panel to access the Edit custom fields option).
Create a new field of the Button type and give it a name (this is the text that will appear on the button for all locations).
Once created, you'll be able to input a unique URL for every location.
SECTION: BASEMAPS

Select a map style
Click through the different map styles to preview what it looks like with your locations.
You can zoom in and out to see the differences: roads, parks and water colour, elevation lines, icons...
You can choose from five default basemaps:
- Streets: a style with contrasting and bold colors for a unique look.
- Sunny: a more traditional design that looks good anywhere.
- Terrain: showing elevation levels for more nature-oriented needs.
- Light: a neutral, clean design to let your businesses stand out on the map.
- Dark: a striking and contrasting design to catch your visitors' eye.
SECTION: CUSTOMIZE YOUR MARKERS

Change pin & dot colours
Click on the Default icon or Selected icon button on the right.
Select the desired colour or input the colour code in the HEX/RGB/HSL fields.
Click the button again to save and close the colour editor.
Changing these colours will impact the marker and the matching dot.
Note: you cannot change the colour of your markers if you have uploaded a custom icon.
Activate dot display
For a better user experience and depending on your point density, you can simplify your icon to a dot when a visitor zooms out.
Click on the Activate dot display toggle to activate/deactivate this feature.
You can control at which level you would like this to trigger: Country, Region or City.
SECTION: LAYOUT

Select your desired layout
In this section you can choose to customise your layout by:
- Changing where the locations list panel appears
- Displaying a pop in when a location is clicked
- Displaying a search bar to enable your users to search for your nearest locations
This can be very handy to optimise your website experience for your visitors.
SECTION: PREVIEW

Preview and publish your business locator
Draft version
This is how your business locator looks like with the latest edits made in the editor. If you're happy with the changes, hit the Publish button to make them live!
Published version
This is how your "live" business locator looks like and the version your visitors will see on your website.
SECTION: INSTALL IFRAME

Embed the code on your website
Copy-paste the code on your website to integrate your business locator.
Need help with the integration? Check out our integration tutorials.