Provenance field
Google Maps URL
A direct link back to the listing, so any row can be verified against the source in one click.
- Column name
- maps_url
- Group
- Provenance
- Availability
- Every plan, free included
What this column contains
A maps.google.com URL that opens the exact listing the row was built from.
Where the value comes from
Built from the listing's own identifiers, which is why it survives a name or address change.
Example value
https://maps.google.com/?cid=17925385792314657000
What people use it for
- 01Let a rep check the listing before dialling, without searching for it.
- 02Audit a sample of rows against the source when you first evaluate the data.
- 03Attach the source link to a CRM record for anyone who questions it later.
- 04Send a client the exact listing you are discussing in a proposal.
What it will not tell you
The link resolves to the listing as it is today, which may already differ from the row — the scraped-at column tells you how far apart they might be.
Questions about this field
- Does the link expire?
- It is built from a stable identifier, so it keeps working as long as the listing exists. A merged or removed listing will redirect or 404.
- Can I use it to verify a row?
- Yes, that is its purpose. Spot-checking a handful of rows against the source is the fastest way to build confidence in an export.
This is one of 41 columns on every row, on every plan. See the full field reference or check pricing.