Enterprise software for physical locations. Mapboard helps multi-location businesses operate, understand and improve every Location from one platform.
Built alongside the industry's leaders.
Why teams choose Mapboard
As the network grows, information fragments: every team sees a different version of the listing, and no one has the full picture. Mapboard brings presence, reputation, and performance for every Location into one place.
Mapboard gives corporate teams one platform to operate, understand, and improve every Location.
One platform. Total control.
All your Locations, in one place
Río Amazonas 189-105, San Pedro Garza García, N.L., MX
2-44-10 Kamimeguro, Meguro City, Tokyo, JP
112 St Marks Pl, East Village, New York, NY, US
18 Rue Saint-Roch, 1er arr., Paris, FRyour presence on Google
A theme repeating in reviews
08:42
Atlético Tuileries
Grab & GoSeveral Google reviews mention the wait at peak hour. Orbit grouped them so the group's responsible user sees them together.
3 reviews · Google
Responsible for the group
08:42
Mariana Torres
Orbit drafted a reply
Review replyreputation across the network
Opportunity
08:42
Atlético East Village
Restaurant
4.8
East Village, New YorkNearby competitors are publishing weekend brunch posts and have more recent reviews. A Google post can close that gap.
Nearby radius · Google data
against nearby competitors
Atlético Nakameguro
Bakery4.8Nakameguro, Tokyo
4 team workflows
Daily
Orbit drafts replies. The team approves.
Group the complaints that repeat in the area.
Weekly
Publish updates on Google
Summarize the group's week for@diegoAdd workflowand the team decides
Customers decide on the map, before they walk in. As the network grows, each Location's listing fragments across teams, and nobody holds the good version. To say anything about store 47, you first have to know which listing store 47 is.
The Google Business Profile listing is governed from Mapboard: info, hours, special hours, posts, reviews, and performance.
See how it works in detailOne version of every Location: business info, hours, special hours, services, and photos. It stops living in a file someone edited months ago.
The change goes to Google Business Profile from one place. Google authorized those APIs. Mapboard is not a Google partner. Today Google Business Profile is the only platform where Mapboard publishes.
Sending is part of the integration. How long Google takes to display it is defined by Google.
The network is grouped hierarchically, with filters and bulk workflows, so you can publish across many Locations at once.
Performance that arrives from Google is aggregated across the network. A QR per Location tracks scans, and the destination can change after printing.
Reputation
A network averaging 4.0 still has Locations far below that. The average is the number that goes up the chain. Mapboard reads reviews across the network, not one loose complaint, and points at the theme that repeats.
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Google reviews from across the network, in one place, with ratings and history.
Semantic analysis across the network: themes that repeat, not isolated events.
Orbit drafts the reply. Your team edits and approves it before publishing. It does not publish on its own.
Each Location against nearby competitors, by radius, on Google data: ratings, reviews, gaps, and opportunities.
A responsible user is assigned to the group or the Location. Your team turns a review into a case for that location, Orbit can assign it to the operations owner, and the case closes when the problem is solved.
See how it works in detailOrbit shows the pattern the average hides. Execution is traced, and it is not tied to one model.
In a network of hundreds or thousands of Locations, headquarters cannot look at them one by one. Mapboard organizes the network into groups, assigns responsible users, and lets each role see its own scope.
Today the network has an owner: groups, roles, and responsible users. Your team turns a review into a case for that location, Orbit can assign it to the operations owner, and the case closes when the problem is solved.
See how it works in detailHierarchical, group organization, with filters to work on an area, a format, or the whole network.
A responsible user is assigned to a group or a Location. Access depends on the role.
Bulk workflows change many Locations at once: info, hours, and special hours.
That change goes to Google Business Profile. How long it takes to appear is defined by Google.
Your team turns a review into a case for that location, Orbit can assign it to the operations owner, and the case closes when the problem is solved.
Your team turns a review into a case for that location, Orbit can assign it to the operations owner, and the case is closed once the problem is resolved.
The review arrives.
"They overcharged me and nobody did anything"
Your team turns it into a case for that location.
It is assigned to the operations owner.
Orbit can assign it
Closed once it's resolved at the location.
Marked by the owner
Marketing sees that it was resolved.
Marketing sees the complaint, does not know who to hand it to, and operations finds out late.
Your team turns the review into a case for that location, Orbit can assign it, the owner marks it once it's resolved, and marketing sees that it was resolved.
Every vertical calls its locations something different, and different things hurt. Here's how Mapboard runs yours.
24-hour schedules, in-store clinics, and health services for each Location, on Google Business Profile.
See how it worksEach station's brand, access, and attributes, set right where the driver decides.
See how it worksATM, parcel pickup, services, and alcohol sale hours, store by store, at scale.
See how it worksBranches and ATMs, governed as one network on the map.
See how it worksDraw hours, Sunday hours and the processing center for each branch, on Google Business Profile.
See how it worksThe chain name, the concession inside another retailer, and exam-lane hours, store by store.
See how it worksDealer, workshop and parts counter as separate Locations, with a responsible user per group.
See how it worksEvery store is a Location, in an architecture that can hold several companies on the same platform.
Hierarchical, group organization, with role-based access and responsible users assigned to groups and Locations.
Filters and bulk changes to update many Locations at once.
Info, hours, special hours, posts, reviews, and performance. Google authorized those APIs. Mapboard is not a Google partner.
Google posts for many Locations in a single action.
Reviews, ratings, and history across the network, with semantic analysis and themes that repeat.
Orbit drafts the reply. Your team reviews and approves it before publishing.
Summarizes, searches by meaning, and points at what is happening at a Location. Execution is traced, and it is not tied to one model.
Nearby competitors, ratings, and review signals, on Google data. It can also look at a market before you open there.
A trackable QR per Location. The destination can change after printing. It does not verify that a review was submitted.
Brings together performance from connected platforms and shows it across the network.
Today Google Business Profile is the only platform where Mapboard publishes.
In use
Farmacias Benavides is a company that has used Mapboard.
1,200+
physical locations where it has been tested. The figure is not one company's.
Business Profile: info, hours, posts, reviews, and performance
Orbit
drafts replies, does not publish on its own, and keeps execution traced
Architecture for networks of hundreds or thousands of Locations. Orbit drafts, and the team approves before publishing.
One change across a group or the network, published to Google Business Profile.
Enterprise software for physical locations. Mapboard helps multi-location businesses operate, understand and improve every location from one platform.
For chains, franchises, and networks running hundreds or thousands of Locations (pharmacies, gas stations, convenience stores, banking, clinical labs, optical, automotive, and more).
Your team turns a review into a case for that location, Orbit can assign it to the operations owner, and the case closes when the problem is solved. It can also be assigned by hand. That owner is already assigned to the group or the Location, with access based on their role.
You assign them to the group or the Location, and they sign in with a role. Orbit can assign that location's case to that owner. It can also be assigned by hand.
A person marks the case closed when the problem is solved at that location. The location solves the problem.
No. Your team turns a review into a case for that location, Orbit can assign it to the operations owner, and the case closes when the problem is solved. It can sit alongside the ticketing system you already use.
The Location network: groups, roles, assigned responsible users, filters, and bulk changes. On Google Business Profile: info, hours, special hours, posts, reviews, and performance. Network-wide reputation, with semantic analysis and response suggestions your team reviews. Orbit, which does not publish on its own, keeps a trace, and is not tied to one model. Radius competitor and market analysis on Google data. Trackable QR codes whose destination you can change. And aggregated performance from connected platforms.
Yes. It connects to the Google Business Profile APIs for info, hours, special hours, posts, reviews, and performance. Google authorized those APIs. Mapboard is not a Google partner. Today Google Business Profile is the only platform where Mapboard publishes.
Yes. It is built for hundreds or thousands of Locations, and it has been tested across more than 1,200 physical locations. The network is organized in groups, with roles, assigned responsible users, filters, and bulk changes.
Orbit queries your customer data and each Location: it writes summaries, analyzes reviews, finds complaints that repeat, searches by meaning, and points at what is happening at a Location. It drafts review responses, and your team reviews them before publishing. Execution is traced, and it is not tied to one model.
Book a demo. You tell us how your network runs and we walk you through the platform on a demonstration network. Seeing it with your own Locations comes later, during onboarding, which we plan together.
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