> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.meetmadison.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.meetmadison.ai/settings/locations.md).

# Locations

Your **locations** are the individual places your business operates. Madison organises your reviews, posts, and reports around them, so it's worth keeping them accurate. Manage them under **Settings → Locations**.

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Madison currently works for locations across the **United States** and **Canada**.
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## Add a location

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#### Go to Settings → Locations

Open **Settings** and choose the **Locations** tab, then **Add location**.
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#### Find it on Google, or enter it manually

**Find it on Google** (recommended) fills in the name, address, and website for you. Or select **Add location manually** and enter the details yourself, business name, street address, town/city, state/province, ZIP/postal code, and country.
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#### Connect Google

Connect the location's Google Business Profile so reviews flow in. If Madison flags that it [isn't verified](/troubleshooting/cant-verify-listing.md), follow the steps there.
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## Manage a location

For each location you can set:

* **Assigned users**: who on your team works on it. Your Owner is always included. Owners and Admins can change who's assigned.
* **Auto-approve windows**: how long Madison waits before publishing approved social campaigns and review replies for you (1 to 5 days, or off).
* **Active or inactive**: switch a location off when it's not in use.

## Find newly added accounts

If you've added a new account on one of your connected integrations, such as a new Google location or Facebook Page, select **Refresh accounts** to check all your integrations and pull in anything new. Any new locations appear shortly.

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If you manage several locations, use the **location selector** at the top of the screen to switch between them anywhere in Madison.
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