Answers for discovering local businesses and growing yours.

Weblatis is a local business discovery platform. Customers can search for nearby businesses, open their public Business Pages and use the actions each business has made available.

Search by business name, service, category or city. You can then refine the available results using filters such as location, category or rating where those filters are available.

When a save or follow action is available, you can use it to keep the business easier to find later. The exact account features shown may depend on the current Weblatis experience and the Business Page.

A Business Page may include the business identity, description, contact details, location, opening hours, services, photos, languages spoken, offers, policies, FAQs and customer actions published by that business.

No. Each business controls which supported actions and information it publishes. One page may offer booking and messaging, while another may only provide a phone number, website or directions.

An unclaimed listing has not yet been verified and connected to an approved business owner or manager account. It can still help customers discover the business, but the owner has not taken control of the listing.

You can book when the business has enabled a supported booking option on its Business Page. If booking is not enabled, use the contact methods the business has published.

Yes, when the business has published those contact options. Weblatis displays the available actions so you can continue with the business directly.

Offers shown on a Business Page are published by the business. Review the offer details, validity and conditions on the page before using it.

Use the available report or contact route and include the Business Page URL plus the detail that appears incorrect. Business owners can also claim their listing and request verified management access.

Use the Add Your Business flow and provide the required business identity, category, contact and location information. The listing can then enter the appropriate review or setup workflow.

No. Search for the existing listing first and use the ownership claim process. This helps preserve the same listing and public URL rather than creating a duplicate.

Open the business listing, start the claim process and provide the requested ownership details. Email verification and platform approval are required before management access is granted.

Weblatis is designed to support business workspaces and multiple business relationships, subject to the access and ownership permissions assigned to the account.

You can manage supported public information such as identity, media, contact details, locations, page copy, languages, amenities, payment methods, opening hours, calls to action, policies, social links, FAQs, offers and SEO information.

Booking can be enabled when it is included in the business setup and configured for the relevant service. Customers will only see booking actions that are active and published.

Yes. Supported calls to action, offers, social links and contact methods can be managed as customer-visible Business Page content.

Custom domain mapping is available for supported paid plans. Domain settings must be configured and verified before the domain becomes active.

Weblatis helps customers discover relevant local businesses and continue through the actions published on each Business Page, such as calling, messaging, visiting a website, using an offer or booking when enabled.

Available analytics and lead-source features depend on the configured workspace and plan. Weblatis can support traffic, source and conversion reporting when the required tracking is connected.

No fixed result should be assumed unless it is explicitly stated in a separate written agreement. Visibility and lead outcomes depend on demand, profile quality, category, location, offer, competition and the actions available to customers.

The approved owner account is connected to the existing business record, and the same listing can be upgraded into a managed Business Page rather than replaced with a new public listing.

Send the URLs of both listings through the support or correction workflow and identify which record should remain. Do not create another listing while the duplicate is being reviewed.