Search or map profile
Name, address, phone, hours, category, and website
Start with the facts the business confirms. Compare them with the public profiles customers use, record the source and checked date, and prepare only the corrections a person has reviewed.
This worksheet does not assign a composite score. It keeps the source, observed value, review decision, and follow-up together.
Use information confirmed by the business, not values copied from another profile.
Paste the source, record what is visible, then choose a review status.
Name, address, phone, hours, category, and website
The business-owned version of its public facts
Directions, address, phone, and status
Name, contact details, link, and current activity
Ask the business to confirm the name, address, phone, website, and hours that should be treated as the reference.
Open each relevant public profile. Save its URL and the date you checked it so another person can reproduce the finding.
A formatting difference is not always wrong. Flag only facts that may confuse a customer or need the business to review.
Show the observed value beside the verified value. A person approves the destination and final wording before any edit is submitted.
Keep submitted, published, rejected, and needs-action states separate. Publisher acceptance is not assumed.
Return to the same URL after the publisher has processed the request and record what is publicly visible.
The scan records evidence. It does not turn a public difference into an automatic diagnosis or result claim.
No. This page is a browser-local review worksheet. You open the public sources yourself and record what you can verify.
No. Nothing on this page is sent to a publisher. It prepares a reviewable evidence record before a supported listing workflow is used.
A likely issue is a public fact that conflicts with the business-confirmed record or could send a customer to the wrong place, number, website, or opening time.
No. The scan documents customer-visible facts. It does not prove ranking loss, traffic loss, bookings, or revenue impact.
Keep the source and review notes attached so the team can track the destination status and return to the same public profile.