Workflow
Scroll the seven steps. The Northline desk follows. Humans stay in control of NAP and duplicates. Automation handles fingerprinting, coverage, and the weekly digest.
Workspace · step 1 of 7
northline.csv
42 rows · 1 phone missing
| Location | City | Phone | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wicker Park | Chicago | (312) 555-0199 | Parsed |
| River North | Chicago | (312) 555-0110 | Parsed |
| Logan Square | Chicago | (312) 555-0172 | Parsed |
| West Loop | Chicago | missing | Needs phone |
Import storefronts from a sheet or add them one by one. Each location becomes a governed record, not a row that can fork.
Canonical name, address, and phone are matched, suite lines, DBA vs legal, and tracking numbers included, so publishers are not guessed.
Score Google, Apple, Bing, and the directory network for consistency, coverage, duplicates, and hours.
Approve the canonical listing. BLM flags every publisher that drifted so your team reviews differences, not the entire internet.
Near-matches on phone, place, and name surface with a suggested surviving listing so reviews and photos are not orphaned.
See what is synced, stale, missing, or blocked before the next hours change forks a second pin.
A weekly digest and live alerts keep marketing, ops, and agencies on one health score, without rebuilding the spreadsheet.
Create a workspace, or book a walkthrough if you already run a national set of pins.