# Locationes

> Manage locations, reviews, tasks, profile completeness and local rankings across every Google Business Profile location from one platform.

## Product

Locationes is a web platform for multi-location businesses that run Google Business Profiles. It puts every location, review, profile field, task and ranking in one workspace, so a team can answer reviews, fix incomplete profiles, audit Google changes and track local visibility without opening each profile by hand.

Locationes is built for businesses with more than one physical location: retail chains, clinics and dental groups, restaurants, hotels, workshops, gyms and franchise networks. Pricing is per location, not per seat, in four bands from 1–10 to 101+ locations. Every plan includes the full product. The trial is 3 days.

Last updated: 2026-11-09

## Facts

- Category: Google Business Profile management and local SEO software.
- Markets: 15 languages. Home, sectors, blog, FAQ and pricing are translated in 15 locales; the features hub in 15; feature bodies in 15; legal pages in 2; the glossary in 2.
- Pricing: 1–10 locations: $12 per location/month; 11–50 locations: $10 per location/month; 51–100 locations: $8 per location/month; 101+ locations: $7 per location/month. No setup fee.
- Trial: 3-day free trial, cancel any time.
- Features (11): Multi-location management; Google alerts and profile audits; Review management and replies; Response templates; Review analytics; Deleted reviews archive; Reviews heat map; Keyword performance; Keyword trends; Impressions and interactions; Local rank tracking.
- Languages: English, Turkish, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Danish, Czech, Romanian, Greek, Japanese.
- Registered address: 27 Old Gloucester Street, London WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom.
- Sales: corp@locationes.com. Support: help@locationes.com.

## Languages and coverage

- English (en-GB): https://locationes.com/ — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary, legal (3), interface labels translated.
- Turkish (tr-TR): https://locationes.com/tr — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary, legal (3), interface labels translated.
- German (de-DE): https://locationes.com/de — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Spanish (es-ES): https://locationes.com/es — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Italian (it-IT): https://locationes.com/it — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- French (fr-FR): https://locationes.com/fr — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Portuguese (pt-PT): https://locationes.com/pt — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Dutch (nl-NL): https://locationes.com/nl — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Polish (pl-PL): https://locationes.com/pl — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Swedish (sv-SE): https://locationes.com/sv — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Danish (da-DK): https://locationes.com/da — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Czech (cs-CZ): https://locationes.com/cs — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Romanian (ro-RO): https://locationes.com/ro — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Greek (el-GR): https://locationes.com/el — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.
- Japanese (ja-JP): https://locationes.com/ja — home, sectors (17), blog (3 posts), FAQ (32), pricing (hero, bands, calculator, FAQ), features index, 11 features, glossary (English copy), legal (English copy), interface labels translated.

## Key pages

- [Home](https://locationes.com/): product overview, verified dashboard metrics and the four pricing bands.
- [Features](https://locationes.com/features): all 11 capabilities, one page each.
- [Sectors](https://locationes.com/for): 17 sector pages, from dental groups to EV charging.
- [Pricing](https://locationes.com/pricing): four bands, monthly calculator and what every band includes.
- [FAQ](https://locationes.com/faq): 32 questions on product, pricing, reviews, data and technical setup.
- [Glossary](https://locationes.com/glossary): 25 definitions of local search and AI search terms.
- [Blog](https://locationes.com/blog): 3 articles per locale on local search operations.
- [Security](https://locationes.com/security): Google scopes, retention, access and incident response.
- [Integrations](https://locationes.com/integrations): Google Business Profile and Excel/CSV export, both Live.
- [Changelog](https://locationes.com/changelog): dated record of shipped work.
- [Contact](https://locationes.com/contact): sales and support.
- [About](https://locationes.com/about-us), [Terms](https://locationes.com/terms-conditions), [Privacy](https://locationes.com/privacy-policy).

## Features

- [Multi-location management](https://locationes.com/features/multi-location-management): Locationes treats your Google Business Profiles as one estate: one table, your store codes, your regions, and a bulk action for the change that affects thirty stores. Reviews, reports and alerts read from the same location record.
- [Google alerts & profile audits](https://locationes.com/features/google-alerts-profile-audits): A closed listing, a duplicate, a permission problem nobody noticed — these cost calls quietly. The alerts check runs live across your locations, the profile audit scores each one from 0 to 100, and the action list puts both into a weekly queue.
- [Review management & replies](https://locationes.com/features/review-management): Every review from every location arrives in one queue, sorted so the unanswered ones come first. Reply with a template, translate in place, or clear a backlog in one action — each reply publishes under the right location, written by a person.
- [Response templates](https://locationes.com/features/response-templates): Templates hold the replies your team already agreed on: the apology for a late delivery, the thank-you that names a colleague, the answer to a pricing question. Pick one while the review is open, edit the two personal lines, send.
- [Review analytics](https://locationes.com/features/review-analytics): A chain average hides the branch losing a tenth of a star a quarter. Review analytics shows the distribution, the response time and the direction of travel per location, with one date range across every view.
- [Deleted reviews archive](https://locationes.com/features/deleted-reviews-archive): A one-star review disappears and the average moves; nobody can say what it said. Locationes archives every review from day one and marks the ones Google removes, so the record survives when the review does not.
- [Reviews heat map](https://locationes.com/features/reviews-heat-map): Ratings plotted on a map, coloured by score, filterable by band. One screen shows whether the weak locations are scattered or sitting next to each other — the question a forty-row table answers badly.
- [Keyword performance](https://locationes.com/features/keyword-performance): Keyword performance lists the terms your locations appeared for, the impressions each produced, and how much came from people who did not know your name. It is the difference between being found and being chosen.
- [Keyword trends](https://locationes.com/features/keyword-trends): One bad month is noise; four falling months is a signal. Keyword trends shows how each term moved, when it started, and which locations moved with it — as a heat map, a month view and a filtered table.
- [Impressions & interactions](https://locationes.com/features/impressions-interactions): Two numbers, often confused: how often a location appeared, and what people did next. Read together they show whether profile work reached customers, and which store is seen without being chosen.
- [Local rank tracking](https://locationes.com/features/local-rank-tracking): A ranking is a local result, not a national one. Local rank tracking records where each location stands for the keywords you choose, reports the average across the set, and shows the estate on a map so weak markets are visible.

## Sectors

- [Security](https://locationes.com/for/security): Locationes connects to the Google accounts that already hold your Business Profiles. This page describes what we process, which Google permissions we request, how long data stays, and how to reach us about privacy or security. It is written to be read on its own.
- [Integrations](https://locationes.com/for/integrations): Locationes connects only Google Business Profile today. You can export your locations, reviews and reports as Excel or CSV files.
- [Accounting firms](https://locationes.com/for/accounting-firms): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for accounting, bookkeeping and tax advisory firms. It keeps each office's hours, services and description accurate, puts reviews about deadlines and fees in front of the office that owns the relationship, and measures the local searches that bring in new clients.
- [Aesthetic clinics](https://locationes.com/for/aesthetics-clinics): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for aesthetic and dermatology clinics. It keeps hours, services and photos complete per clinic, answers consultation and price reviews without confirming a treatment, and tracks the local searches each clinic appears for.
- [Auto service](https://locationes.com/for/auto-service): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for workshop networks, dealer groups and fast-fit chains. It keeps each branch's services and hours accurate, gets review text to the people who can fix the cause, and measures how drivers find the workshop.
- [Beauty & spa](https://locationes.com/for/beauty-salons): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for salon, spa and barber groups. It answers every branch's reviews in one queue, keeps services and hours current, and shows how each location is found in local searches.
- [Cafés & coffee chains](https://locationes.com/for/cafes): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for café groups. It keeps hours, service options and photos correct for every store, answers reviews from one inbox, and shows the local searches each branch appears for.
- [Car dealerships](https://locationes.com/for/car-dealerships): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for dealer groups. It keeps each showroom's hours, departments and photos complete, answers sales and service reviews from one inbox, and tracks the used-car searches each rooftop appears for.
- [Car rental](https://locationes.com/for/car-rental): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for car rental groups. It keeps airport and city desk hours accurate, answers deposit and damage reviews without discussing a claim, and compares rating and reply time branch by branch.
- [Courier branches](https://locationes.com/for/cargo-branches): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for courier and parcel networks. It keeps each branch's hours, services and photos accurate, answers delivery complaints from one inbox, and tracks the "courier near me" searches each branch appears for.
- [Cinemas](https://locationes.com/for/cinemas): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for cinema and entertainment venue chains. It keeps venue facilities and hours accurate, turns one incident into one consistent answer, and measures how each venue is found before a customer chooses a screen.
- [Cleaning companies](https://locationes.com/for/cleaning-companies): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for cleaning companies. It keeps service areas, hours, services and photos complete for every branch, answers home and office reviews from one inbox, and shows the local searches each branch appears for.
- [Clinics](https://locationes.com/for/clinics): They read the reviews for the branch nearest them, check the opening hours, and look for a reason to choose the practice two streets further. Locationes keeps every branch's reviews answered, its profile complete and its local visibility measurable — without putting patient details in a public reply.
- [Dental groups](https://locationes.com/for/dental): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for dental groups. It keeps every practice's treatments, hours and photos complete, answers reviews without confirming a patient, and tracks the treatment searches each clinic appears for.
- [Dialysis centers](https://locationes.com/for/dialysis-centers): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for dialysis center groups. It keeps opening hours, shift times and services complete per center, answers reviews without confirming a diagnosis or a patient relationship, and shows how each center performs on rating and reply time.
- [Drugstores](https://locationes.com/for/drugstores): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for drugstore chains. It keeps each store's hours, services and photos accurate, answers stock and service complaints from one inbox, and tracks the local searches each branch appears for.
- [Education](https://locationes.com/for/education): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for nursery, kindergarten and tutoring groups. It answers parent reviews without naming a child, keeps each setting's programmes and hours accurate, and measures the calls and direction requests a location earns.
- [EV charging](https://locationes.com/for/ev-charging): Drivers review the charge, not the brand: which connector failed, whether the app took payment, if the bay was blocked. Locationes collects those reviews per site, keeps every station's profile accurate, and shows which sites drivers actually find in Maps.
- [Fitness](https://locationes.com/for/fitness): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for gym and studio chains. It clears the review wave that follows a membership drive, keeps class and access hours accurate per club, and shows which locations are found in local searches.
- [Fuel stations](https://locationes.com/for/fuel-stations): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for fuel station networks. It keeps opening hours, shop services and photos complete per site, answers short reviews from drivers and shows which station appears for "fuel near me" searches on its stretch of road.
- [Furniture & electronics](https://locationes.com/for/furniture-electronics): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for furniture and electronics retailers. It keeps delivery, assembly and returns complaints attached to the store that sold the order, keeps showroom details current, and compares stores instead of averaging them.
- [Home services](https://locationes.com/for/home-services): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for home service companies. It keeps each branch's service area, hours and photos complete, answers dispatch reviews from one inbox, and tracks the suburb-level searches each location appears for.
- [Hospitals](https://locationes.com/for/hospitals): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for private hospital groups and medical centre networks. It keeps one profile per site complete, tracks the departments patients search for, and shows where the experience behind a stable rating is deteriorating.
- [Hotels](https://locationes.com/for/hotels): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for hotel and serviced-apartment groups. It keeps each property's profile accurate, gathers guest reviews in every language into one queue, and reports how each property is found before a booking.
- [GP practices (huisartsenpost)](https://locationes.com/for/huisartsenpost): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for GP practices and merged health centres (huisartsenposten). It keeps each location's hours, phone and services accurate, answers reviews from one inbox without confirming a patient, and tracks the local searches each practice appears for.
- [Cram schools (学習塾)](https://locationes.com/for/juku): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for cram schools (学習塾). It keeps each campus's courses, hours and photos complete, answers parent reviews from one inbox, and tracks the local searches each campus appears for.
- [Law firms](https://locationes.com/for/law-firms): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for law firms. It keeps each office's practice areas, hours and contact details complete, answers reviews without confirming a client relationship, and tracks the legal searches each office appears for.
- [Medical centers](https://locationes.com/for/medical-centers): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for outpatient medical centers. It keeps each branch's departments, hours and services complete, answers reviews without clinical detail, and shows which department searches each center appears for.
- [Optical](https://locationes.com/for/optical): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for optical chains. It keeps each store's eye-test services, hours and details visible, answers the reviews that mention waiting, and measures local search visibility store by store.
- [Parking operators](https://locationes.com/for/parking): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for parking operators. It keeps opening hours, access notes and photos complete per car park, answers reviews about tariffs, machines and security without guessing, and shows which lot appears for "parking near me" searches.
- [Pharmacy chains](https://locationes.com/for/pharmacies): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for pharmacy chains. It keeps opening hours, duty rotations and branch details correct, answers reviews without confirming a prescription, and tracks the local searches each pharmacy appears for.
- [Physiotherapy clinics](https://locationes.com/for/physiotherapy): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for physiotherapy and rehabilitation groups. It keeps opening hours, treatments and photos complete for every clinic, brings reviews from all branches into one inbox, and tracks the local searches each clinic appears in.
- [Multi-specialty clinics (poliambulatori)](https://locationes.com/for/poliambulatori): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for multi-specialty clinics (poliambulatori). It keeps each centre's departments, hours and photos complete, answers reviews from one inbox, and tracks the local searches each clinic appears for.
- [Real estate](https://locationes.com/for/real-estate): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for estate agency networks. It keeps each office listing accurate through moves and rebrands, puts review replies in the hands of the branch, and reports the calls and direction requests an office actually earns.
- [Restaurants](https://locationes.com/for/restaurants): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for restaurant groups. It gathers every branch's reviews into one queue, keeps hours and service details accurate, and shows which local searches each location appears in.
- [Retail chains](https://locationes.com/for/retail): A customer does not average your 40 stores. They read the three reviews for the shop they are standing outside of. Locationes gives head office and regional managers the same view of those reviews, the profile gaps behind them and the local searches that bring people in.
- [Osteopathy clinics (整骨院)](https://locationes.com/for/seikotsuin): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for osteopathy groups (整骨院). It keeps each clinic's hours, treatment menu and photos complete, answers reviews from one inbox, and tracks the local searches each branch appears for.
- [Senior living](https://locationes.com/for/senior-living): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for senior living and home care groups. It keeps care types, visiting hours, languages and photos accurate for every residence, brings reviews from all locations into one inbox, and tracks the local searches each residence appears in.
- [Supermarkets](https://locationes.com/for/supermarkets): Parking, queues, empty shelves, self-checkout. A supermarket's rating is decided by store-level operations, not by marketing copy — but the reviews are where the pattern shows up first. Locationes turns that volume into a per-store list someone can act on.
- [Tire shops](https://locationes.com/for/tire-shops): Locationes is a multi-location Google Business Profile platform for tire chains, fitting networks and workshops that live on seasonal peaks. It keeps each branch's hours, services and seasonal notes accurate, puts waiting-time reviews in front of the manager who owns the queue, and measures how drivers find the branch before the changeover.
- [Veterinary](https://locationes.com/for/veterinary): Emergency hours, a diagnosis that did not go the way anyone hoped, a bill that arrived after a loss. Veterinary reviews carry more weight than most, and they are read by people in a hurry to find help. Locationes keeps every branch's hours and services accurate and every review answered by a person.

## Pricing

- 1–10 (1–10 locations): $12 per location/month.
- 11–50 (11–50 locations): $10 per location/month.
- 51–100 (51–100 locations): $8 per location/month.
- 101+ (101+ locations): $7 per location/month.

## Articles

- [What is local SEO? A 2026 guide](https://locationes.com/blog/what-is-local-seo) — 2026-11-11. Local SEO in 2026: how the map pack, location pages, reviews, citations and AI answers fit together, and which metrics show the work landed.
- [What a Google Business Profile actually controls (and what it doesn't)](https://locationes.com/blog/what-is-a-google-business-profile) — 2026-11-11. A Google Business Profile controls listing fields, not rankings. A plain guide to what it does, what it does not, and why 50 locations are a different job.
- [How to reply to a negative Google review: rules and 6 templates](https://locationes.com/blog/respond-to-negative-google-reviews) — 2026-11-11. Three rules and six copy-ready templates for negative Google reviews, plus how to spot a fake review and when waiting is the better first move.
- [Manage 50 Google Business locations without a spreadsheet](https://locationes.com/blog/manage-multiple-google-business-locations) — 2026-11-11. An operating model for 50 Google Business locations: store codes, a weekly queue, safe bulk updates and a handover that survives staff changes.
- [Local rank tracking: how to measure "near me" visibility properly](https://locationes.com/blog/local-rank-tracking) — 2026-11-11. A local rank is a pair, not a number. Fix the keyword, location and measurement point, then report average, outliers and movement without overclaiming.
- [Hyperlocal SEO: visibility at neighbourhood level](https://locationes.com/blog/hyperlocal-seo) — 2026-11-11. Win searches for a district, street or landmark: finer rank grids, neighbourhood pages with real local facts, review language and the traps to avoid.
- [Google reviews disappearing: why it happens and what to do](https://locationes.com/blog/google-review-disappeared) — 2026-11-11. Reviews disappear for policy, reviewer or listing reasons. Learn how to tell them apart, read the removal rate, and keep the evidence Google deletes.
- [Google review benchmarks you can defend in a board meeting](https://locationes.com/blog/google-review-benchmarks) — 2026-11-11. How to set review targets a board will accept: response time, reply rate, rating drift and deletion rate, with the numbers that show the work landed.
- [Google Posts for multi-location brands: cadence, formats, scheduling](https://locationes.com/blog/google-posts-multiple-locations) — 2026-11-11. One central message, many local variants. Learn the four formats, a workable cadence, and the three calendar mistakes that make posts look careless.
- [Google Business Profile suspended: the five causes we see most](https://locationes.com/blog/google-business-profile-suspended) — 2026-11-11. Suspended, pending or duplicate? Tell the states apart, check the five common causes and build the evidence file Google asks for before you appeal.
- [Google Business Profile optimization: 12 checks](https://locationes.com/blog/google-business-profile-optimization) — 2026-11-11. Twelve checks that move a profile past completion: category, services, hours, photos, Q&A and the numbers that show whether a change worked.
- [Google Business Profile impressions: what the number means](https://locationes.com/blog/google-business-profile-impressions) — 2026-11-11. Impressions measure being seen, not chosen. Learn what counts, how they differ from clicks and calls, and why the last five days keep changing.
- [Google Business Profile checklist: the 10 fields multi-site teams miss](https://locationes.com/blog/google-business-profile-checklist) — 2026-11-11. A ten-field checklist for multi-site teams: what good looks like per field, which fields are shared, and a realistic five-week path to a complete profile.
- [Google Business Profile for agencies: access, permissions, handover](https://locationes.com/blog/google-business-profile-agency) — 2026-11-11. Manager access, per-user permissions, one reporting standard and a real handover file. A practical operating model for agency-managed client locations.
- [Duplicate Google listings after a move: how to find and fix them](https://locationes.com/blog/duplicate-google-business-profile) — 2026-11-11. Duplicates split reviews, hours and clicks between two pins. Learn how they start, how to find them, and when to merge, close or leave a listing alone.

## FAQ

- Q: What is Locationes? A: Locationes is a web app for businesses that manage several Google Business Profile locations. It puts every location, review, profile gap, local ranking and report in one workspace instead of leaving them spread across separate Google accounts.
- Q: Our offices are separate partnerships with their own Google accounts. How do they share one workspace? A: Each owner, or whoever they have given manager access, signs in for their own office listing and grants access. The accounts then join the same workspace, with permissions managed per user, so a partner sees their office while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google.
- Q: Each clinic is owned by a different doctor with their own Google account. How do we bring them into one workspace? A: The person who controls each Google listing signs in once and grants access, and the accounts are then connected to the same workspace. Access inside the app is managed per user, so a clinic owner sees their own location while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing is recreated in Google and no review data is migrated.
- Q: We run two dealer brands under one group, each with its own Google account. One workspace or two? A: One is enough. Accounts holding different sites connect to the same workspace, and per-user access lets each brand lead see their own branches while the group keeps both. Replies publish under the correct listing, and reports roll up across the estate.
- Q: Our salons are franchisee-owned. Can head office see reviews without taking over each owner's Google account? A: Yes. The franchisee grants access from their own Google account, and the salon then joins the group workspace without giving up ownership. Per-user permissions decide what head office sees — usually everything — while the salon manager replies to their own branch.
- Q: Part of the estate is company-owned and part is franchised. Can both join one workspace? A: Yes. Each Google account that holds store listings signs in once and grants access, and the listings stay where they are. Access inside Locationes is per user, so a franchise partner sees their own stores while the brand team sees the estate. No listing is rebuilt in Google and no ownership changes hands.
- Q: We operate two franchise brands, each with its own Google account. One workspace or two? A: One workspace. Each Google account that holds showroom listings connects to the same workspace, and access is managed per user, so a brand manager sees their rooftops while the group lead sees all of them. No listing is rebuilt in Google.
- Q: Our desks are franchisee-owned with their own Google accounts. Can they share one workspace? A: Yes. The person who controls each listing signs in once and grants access, and the accounts join the same workspace. Access is per user, so a franchisee sees their desk while the brand team sees the estate. No listing is rebuilt in Google, and each owner keeps control of their account.
- Q: Each franchise branch has its own Google account. Can they sit in one workspace? A: Yes. The person who controls each listing signs in once and grants access, and the branches then appear in the same workspace. Access is managed per user, so a franchisee sees their own shop while the network keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google and no data is migrated.
- Q: Our venues were acquired over ten years, each with its own Google account. Can they sit in one workspace? A: Yes. Each account is connected with the consent of whoever holds manager access, and per-user permissions let a venue manager see their own site while the circuit keeps the group view. Replies publish under the correct venue, and no listing is rebuilt.
- Q: Our franchisees own their own Google listings. Can they join one workspace without handing over ownership? A: Each franchisee, or whoever they have given manager access, signs in once and grants access, and the listings stay theirs in Google. The accounts join the same workspace, and access inside Locationes is managed per user, so an owner sees their branch while head office sees the group. No listing is recreated and no ownership is transferred.
- Q: Who in the group has to approve the Google connection, and what does Locationes see? A: Whoever holds manager or owner access to the practice listings signs in and grants access; that is usually the group's marketing lead or the practice owner, not IT. Locationes reads reviews and profile fields and writes replies and edits back — it does not connect to clinical records. Access inside the app is then split per user, and two-step verification is available.
- Q: Our practices are owned by four partner dentists. Who has to grant Google access? A: Each owner, or whoever they have given manager access, signs in for their own practice listing; the four accounts then join the same workspace. Access inside the app is per user, so a partner sees their practice while the group marketing lead sees all four. No profile is rebuilt in Google.
- Q: Each center is operated by a different partner with its own Google account. How do we bring them into one workspace? A: The person who controls each Google listing signs in once and grants access, and the accounts are then connected to the same workspace. Access inside the app is managed per user, so a center manager sees their own location while head office keeps the portfolio view. No listing is recreated in Google and no review data is migrated.
- Q: Our stores are run by different regional companies. Can they share one workspace? A: Yes. The person who controls each Google listing signs in once and grants access, and the stores then appear in the same workspace. Access is managed per user, so a regional manager sees their own stores while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google and no data is migrated.
- Q: Our trust holds twenty-two settings; two joined last term with their own Google accounts. How do they connect? A: Someone with manager access at each setting signs in and grants access, and the accounts join the trust workspace. Per-user permissions let the trust see every setting while a manager sees only their own. Existing profiles are read as they are; nothing is migrated or rebuilt.
- Q: Our sites run under two operating companies with separate Google accounts. Can both be connected? A: Yes. Accounts holding different sites can be connected to the same workspace, and access is then managed per user, so each operator sees their own sites while the network team keeps the group view. Replies still publish under the correct listing, and no API project or migration is needed.
- Q: Two clubs came with the previous owner's Google account still attached. What happens? A: The account that currently holds the listing has to grant access; if the previous owner still controls it, they must add you in Google first. Once access exists, the clubs join your workspace and per-user permissions apply. Locationes cannot recover a listing from an account nobody in the group controls.
- Q: Our stations are run by different operators under one brand. Can they share a workspace? A: Yes. Each operator, or the person who controls the Google listing, signs in once and grants access, and the accounts connect to the same workspace. Access inside the app is per user, so an operator sees their own site while the network keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google.
- Q: Our showrooms are a mix of owned and franchise stores. How is access handled? A: Each store's Google account is connected with the consent of whoever controls it, and per-user permissions then decide visibility: a franchisee sees their showroom, head office sees the estate. Replies publish under the correct store, and no listing is recreated.
- Q: Our branches are run by franchisees with their own Google accounts. Can they share one workspace? A: Yes. Each franchisee signs in for their own listing and the accounts join the same workspace. Access is per user, so a franchisee sees their branch while the brand team sees the estate. No listing is rebuilt in Google, and each owner keeps control of their account.
- Q: Our IT team controls the Google accounts for four hospitals and thirty clinics. What do they need to do? A: Nothing beyond the standard Google authorisation: a person with manager access signs in and grants permission for each account, and no API project, credentials or sync job is needed. Per-user permissions and two-step verification then control who can change live profile data. The first action list is usually ready in the same session.
- Q: The management contract changed but the Google account stayed with the owner. Can we still manage the listing? A: Only if someone who still controls the listing grants access — an owner who has withdrawn manager rights has to add you again in Google. Once access is granted, the property connects like any other, and per-user permissions decide who at the hotel can reply. Locationes cannot take over a listing whose access was removed.
- Q: Four practices merged into two locations, but the old Google listings are still live. What can we do? A: Correct them rather than ignore them. Each old listing stays under its own Google account, so the person who controls it signs in once and adds it to the workspace. From there the hours, phone and description can be updated, and the alerts check flags a listing Google has marked closed or moved.
- Q: Our campuses belong to different operators, each with their own Google account. Can they share one workspace? A: Yes. The person who controls each listing signs in once and grants access, and the campuses then appear in the same workspace. Access is managed per user, so an operator sees their own campus while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google and no data is migrated.
- Q: Each partner owns their own Google account. Who has to grant access, and what does Locationes see? A: Whoever holds owner or manager access to the office listing signs in and grants access. Locationes reads reviews and profile fields and writes replies and edits back; it does not connect to case files, client records or billing systems. Access inside the app is per user, so a partner sees their office while the managing partner sees all six.
- Q: We are an outpatient center, not a hospital. Does this still fit? A: Yes. Locationes works from Google Business Profile, so the product does not depend on bed count, emergency cover or a hospital licence. What matters is how many listings you run and whether the departments, hours and services on them match the visit. A six-branch polyclinic and a hospital group use the same profile checks and the same review queue.
- Q: We are a buying group of independent opticians. Can each owner keep their own Google login? A: Yes. Each owner grants access from their own account and the stores join the group workspace; nobody hands over a password. Per-user permissions let an owner keep working in their own listing while the group sees the portfolio and its comparison reports.
- Q: Our car parks are operated under different contracts and some have their own Google accounts. Can they share one workspace? A: Yes. The person who controls each listing signs in once and grants access, and the accounts connect to the same workspace. Access inside the app is managed per user, so a site manager sees their own lot while head office keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google and no review data is migrated.
- Q: Our branches sit under three Google accounts from earlier acquisitions. Can they share one workspace? A: Yes. Each account connects to the same workspace, and access is managed per user, so a regional manager sees their region while head office sees every branch. No listing is rebuilt in Google, and the owner of each account keeps control of it.
- Q: Each clinic belongs to a physiotherapist who owns their own Google listing. How do they end up in one workspace? A: Whoever controls the listing signs in once with a Google account and grants access, and the listings then appear in the same workspace. Inside the app, access is per user, so a clinic owner sees their own branch while the group lead sees all nine. Nothing is rebuilt in Google, and no review history is migrated.
- Q: Every department shares one Google listing. Can we separate the reviews by department? A: Google does not split reviews by department, so Locationes tags each review to the centre and lets the team assign it to a department inside the app. The inbox filters by tag, the department lead sees what belongs to them, and the centre keeps one public rating. Nothing is copied between listings.
- Q: Each office has its own Google account and its own franchisee. How does the connection work? A: The franchisee, or whoever holds manager access to the office listing, signs in and grants access; the office then joins the network workspace without surrendering the account. Per-user permissions decide what the branch sees and what head office sees, and replies publish under the correct office.
- Q: Some branches were bought from franchisees and kept their old Google logins. Can those listings be connected? A: Yes, as long as someone with manager access to each listing signs in and grants it. Accounts holding different branches connect to one workspace, and access is then managed per user, so the area manager sees their own sites rather than every login. Nothing is recreated in Google.
- Q: Our 40 stores sit under three Google accounts inherited from different store managers. How does the connection work? A: You sign in with each account that holds listings and grant Locationes access to the Business Profile data; the app then reads reviews and profile fields and writes replies and edits back through Google's API. No API project, credentials or data migration is involved. The first action list is usually ready in the same session, and ownership of the Google account stays with your team.
- Q: Each clinic is run by a different practitioner with their own Google account. Can we bring them into one workspace? A: Yes. The person who controls each listing signs in once and grants access, and the clinics then appear in the same workspace. Access is managed per user, so a practitioner sees their own clinic while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing has to be recreated in Google and no data is migrated.
- Q: Each residence is run by a different operator with its own Google account. How do they end up in one workspace? A: The person who controls each listing signs in once and grants access, and the listings then join the same workspace. Access inside the app is per user, so an operator sees their own residence while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google, and no review history is migrated.
- Q: Ninety stores, several regional Google accounts. What does onboarding involve? A: Signing in with each account that holds store listings, granting access, and choosing which stores enter the first workspace. There is no migration and no script to install; the app reads the profiles as they are. A 90-store estate usually takes more than one session, mostly because the accounts have to be found first.
- Q: Our branches are franchises with their own Google accounts. How do we bring them into one workspace? A: The person who controls each Google listing signs in once and grants access. The accounts then sit in the same workspace, with access managed per user, so a franchisee sees their own branch while head office keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google and no data is migrated.
- Q: Each clinic is owned by a different vet with their own Google account. How do we bring them into one workspace? A: The person who controls each Google listing signs in once and grants access, and the accounts are then connected to the same workspace. Access inside the app is managed per user, so a clinic owner sees their own branch while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing has to be recreated in Google and no data is migrated.

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