動作中心可讓 Google 使用者向當地商家預約、訂位及訂購餐點。合作夥伴提交的資料動態饋給必須包含下列內容:
商家名稱和地址。
各個商家提供的服務,包括其定價資訊。
預訂情形資料
Google 會嘗試比對您的商家資料和 Google 地圖上的地點。商家資料與 Google 地圖項目建立關聯後,包含服務和預訂情形資料的商家就有資格顯示在「動作中心」上;詳情請參閱「商家資格條件」。為確保使用者享有最佳體驗,Actions Center 會嘗試修正比對結果。不過,如果資訊不足以比對正確的地圖商家資訊,行動中心就會將不相符的商家下架。
如果比對時發生錯誤,而且無法解決問題,請與 Actions Center 支援團隊聯絡,並提供商家 ID。
[null,null,["上次更新時間:2025-07-26 (世界標準時間)。"],[[["\u003cp\u003eThe Actions Center allows Google users to book appointments, make reservations, and order food from local businesses using data feeds submitted by partners.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003ePartners need to provide accurate merchant information (name, address, services, pricing, and availability) for successful matching with Google Maps locations.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eTo avoid incorrect matches, ensure data accuracy, especially with names, addresses, and business categories, and utilize the "Map" link and Street View for verification.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eImprove match rates by providing comprehensive details like merchant URL, telephone, category, and precise address.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eIf a correct Google Maps feature isn't suggested or found, contact Actions Center Support or create the missing merchant listing yourself.\u003c/p\u003e\n"]]],["Partners must submit data feeds to the Actions Center, including merchant details, services, and availability, for users to book services. Google matches this data to Google Maps locations. To ensure accurate matches, partners should verify merchant name, address, and category, using the provided Map link and Street View. Address details are critical. Incorrect matches can be resolved by opening a case, and missing merchants can be added to Google Maps. Improving data accuracy will help in matching and prevent eligibility errors.\n"],null,["# Local Services Ads End-to-End Partner Portal Matching Guidelines\n\nOverview\n--------\n\n[The Actions Center](https://www.google.com/maps/reserve/) enables\nGoogle users to make appointments, reservations and order food at local\nbusinesses. Data feeds that are submitted by partners need to include the\nfollowing:\n\n- Merchant names and addresses.\n- Services offered by each merchant, which includes their pricing information.\n- Availability data.\n\nGoogle attempts to match your merchant data with Google Maps locations. After\nthe merchant data is associated with a Maps feature, merchants with service and\navailability data are eligible to show on the Actions Center. See\n[Merchant eligibility criteria](/actions-center/verticals/local-services/e2e/policies/platform-policies#merchant_eligibility_criteria)\nfor more information. In order to ensure optimal user experience, the Actions Center will attempt to correct matches. However, in the event that there is\ninsufficient information to match with the right maps listing, the Actions Center\nwill take down merchants with bad matches.\n\nIf an error occurs while matching and there is nothing to do to resolve it, contact\nActions Center Support and include the Merchant ID.\n\nGuidelines\n----------\n\nUse the following suggestions to make sure you properly match your merchant with\nthe correct location:\n\n- Ensure that the name, address, and business category match between your\n merchant and the suggested map location.\n\n- Merchant name should not include product names or extraneous content (e.g.\n \"Bob's Burgers\" instead of \"Best restaurant in the world!! Bob's Burgers\" or\n \"Free appetizer with purchase of full meal at Bob's Burgers\"\n\n- Minor differences in addresses and names do matter. Something as simple as a\n mismatched suite or apartment number might indicate that the matched\n location is incorrect.\n\n- Always click the **Map** link, provided at the end of each suggested feature,\n to verify that it's a correct match. You can also use [Street View](https://support.google.com/maps#topic=6275604)\n to help verify that certain locations are correct.\n\nFor the beauty, financial services and fitness verticals, a Google Maps feature can be matched to only one partner's merchant. Directly contact the merchant if you attempt to match the merchant, receive an error indicating that the feature is matched to another partner's merchant, and you believe that this shouldn't be the case.\n\nFor more information on how to use Google Maps, see [Google Maps Help Center](https://support.google.com/maps).\n\nHow can I avoid incorrect matches?\n----------------------------------\n\nAn incorrect match might prevent the appearance of a **Reserve a table** or\n**Order online** button or might surface the button for the wrong merchant.\n\n- One physical address can have multiple businesses. Compared to businesses with\n distinct physical addresses, these types of merchants have a higher likelihood\n of being improperly matched.\n\n - For example, restaurants and spas within a hotel may be distinct businesses that share the same physical address as the parent hotel. Likewise, businesses within a shopping mall or larger building might all share the same physical address.\n- Use the *category* of the Maps feature to help determine whether the suggested\n match is correct. The following examples show how you can determine the place\n category of a business:\n\n**Example 1**: An Italian restaurant, Lago, is located inside the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, so it shares the same address as the Bellagio Hotel. The correct match for Lago is the \"Italian Restaurant\" category instead of \"5-star hotel.\"\n\n\u003cbr /\u003e\n\n**Example 2**: The name of Hanoisquare Cimetière d'Ixelles partially matches with the Cimetière d'Ixelles. The addresses are similar but not exactly the same. We can look at the categories and tell that this is a mismatch, because one location is a Vietnamese restaurant and the other is a cemetery. This would be an incorrect match. A Google Maps search of the restaurant's address shows the correct match for the restaurant.\n\nWithin the matching dialogue, the category of a merchant is also explicitly\nshown in italics after the name of the merchant.\n\nHow can I improve match rate?\n-----------------------------\n\nIf you have locations that are unmatched, you may be able to improve matching by:\n\n- Being as accurate and specific as possible with the name (e.g. \"Bob's Burgers\n Restaurant\" instead of \"Bob's Burgers\")\n\n- Add merchant `url` and `telephone` and `category`\n\n- Ensure the address provided includes the street level definition (e.g. 1600\n Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View, CA 94043)\n\nWhat if none of the places Google suggests are correct, but I find a correct feature on Google Maps?\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n- Open a [case in the Actions Center](https://partnerdash.google.com/apps/reservewithgoogle/support/cases/) including your Partner ID (also referred to as your Aggregator ID), the Merchant ID, as well as a URL to the Google Maps feature that you believe to be correct. Google creates the match on your behalf.\n\nWhat if none of the places Google suggests are correct, and I can't find a correct feature on Google Maps?\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n- Although rare, Google might not yet have your merchant on Google Maps. In this\n case, the corresponding feature must be created.\n\n- Feel free to [create the missing merchant](https://support.google.com/maps/answer/6320846?ref_topic=3257381)\n on the map yourself and earn [Local Guide points](https://support.google.com/maps/answer/6304221?ref_topic=3257381).\n\nWhat if I receive an error message?\n-----------------------------------\n\n- Merchants must meet the [merchant eligibility criteria](/actions-center/verticals/local-services/e2e/policies/platform-policies#merchant_eligibility_criteria), and an error message might result if the criteria aren't met."]]