If the brand that an agent represents has physical locations, you can associatethe locations with the agent so that users can message specific locations withBusiness Messages. Business Messages identifies locations by Place ID.
With Place IDs, you can identify which physical location a user messages anddetermine the best course of action for responding to the user.
You must claim ownership of physical locations throughBusiness Profilebefore you can associate locations with a Business Messages agent.
Managing multiple locations
If the brand is part of a chain, you must add all locations for that chain whereyou have permission to enable messaging. To verify all locations in the chain,you will make a singleverifyrequest for one location. Once we verify that location, we will automaticallyverify the other associated locations that you have added.
Search for a location or enter a Place ID, then click Add.
Test a location
Each agent has test URLs that let you see how a conversation with that agentappears to users and gives you the opportunity to verify your messaginginfrastructure.
Under Test URLs, click the Android button or iOS button to copythe test URL to your device's clipboard.
To open the agent's test URL, use the Business Messages AgentLauncher on amobile device. Copying and pasting or otherwise manually navigating to atest URL doesn't work because of browser security measures.
Update a location
You can add and delete locations for anagent with the Business Communications Developer Console.
When you delete an agent, Business Messages deletes all location data. BusinessMessages doesn't delete messages sent by your agent related to the location thatare in transit to or stored on a user's device. Messages to users aren'tlocation data.
Delete requests fail if you've attempted to verify thelocation one or more times. To delete a location that you've verified orattempted to verify,contact us. (You must first signin with a Business Messages Google account. To register for an account, seeRegister with BusinessMessages.)
Create a spreadsheet with all of your locations.Enter business information for all of your locations into one place so you can verify them all at once. Upload your spreadsheet. Add all of the locations you manage before you upload your spreadsheet.
Create a spreadsheet with all of your locations.Enter business information for all of your locations into one place so you can verify them all at once. Upload your spreadsheet. Add all of the locations you manage before you upload your spreadsheet.
If you have two listings, one of which is a duplicate, and you are sure you want to merge them, you will need to contact Google My Business support. They will handle the process. Just fill out this form to request the merger of the desired profiles, and you will be contacted.
Devices have settings or permissions that you can use to control whether your precise location is available to apps, including Google's apps like Search and Maps.
To start multiple location management from your Google business account, you need to follow these steps: At the top left corner of your Business Profile Manager, click on the “Businesses” option. Click on 'Create Group'Click on 'Add Locations'
Open or create a map. In the search bar, type the name or address of a place. Click one of the results on the map. If the result is what you want, click Add to map.
Can You Have Multiple Locations on Google Business That Have the Same Name? Yes, you can have multiple locations on Google Business that have the same name. Furthermore, agencies that provide marketing services to multiple clients can also add multiple listings to the same Google My Business account.
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