Reeve.Maps

What it does

• Our Maps feature powers all the location-based tools in the product, including looking up addresses, suggesting matches as you type, generating map images, and finding property details for a given location. It also provides color-coded map styling so you can easily visualize data across different areas. This works seamlessly behind the scenes to support map-related features throughout the app, tailored to your organization's settings.

Getting started

1. Grant the maps capability to your host app (GA capabilities are on by default; see your dashboard).
2. Authenticate with your Reeve host key (X-Reeve-Host-Key) to call the Reeve.Maps surface.
3. Make your first request and check the response, then wire it into your app.

Limits & notes

• Usage is metered against your Reeve credit balance via maps_map_load; see the pricing page for current rates.
• Requests authorize on your organization; a valid host key scoped to this capability is required.

FAQ

What does Reeve.Maps do?

Our Maps feature powers all the location-based tools in the product, including looking up addresses, suggesting matches as you type, generating map images, and finding property details for a given location. It also provides color-coded map styling so you can easily visualize data across different areas. This works seamlessly behind the scenes to support map-related features throughout the app, tailored to your organization's settings.

How is Reeve.Maps billed?

Usage is metered against your Reeve credit balance; see the pricing page for rates.

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