How to Find a Specific Location

Quick Answer

Ask the AI assistant in the chat bar to find locations, or browse and search within the Sites workspace panel.

Method 1: Using the AI Chat (Recommended)

Step 1: Click the Chat Input

1. Look at the bottom-left of your screen
2. Find the chat bar with "Ask Zeus anything or search for locations..."
3. Click the input field to start typing

Step 2: Ask Your Question

You can ask for locations by:

• Address: "Find locations near 123 Main Street, Dallas, TX"
• City: "Show me stores in Dallas"
• Name: "Where is the Highland Park store?"
• Criteria: "Find locations with revenue over $1 million"

Step 3: View Results

1. The AI will search your project locations
2. Results appear in the chat
3. The map may pan/zoom to show results
4. Click on a result to open its analytics

Method 2: Using the Sites Panel

Step 1: Open the Sites Panel

1. Click the store icon (store 🏪) in the chat bar
2. The Sites panel opens

Step 2: Browse or Search

• Scroll through the location list
• Use filters to narrow down by:
  • Revenue range
  • Site type (Existing/Proposed)
  • Categories
• Search by typing in the search field (if available)

Step 3: Select a Location

1. Click on a location in the list
2. Map pans and zooms to that location
3. The marker is selected/highlighted
4. Location Analytics shows location details

Alternative Methods

Using Filters to Find Locations

1. Open the Sites panel in the workspace
2. Set filters for:
   • Revenue range
   • Categories
   • Site type (proposed/existing)
3. Matching locations will highlight on the map

Asking the AI Assistant

Just type your question:

• "Show me locations in Texas"
• "Find stores with revenue over $1 million"
• "Search for the Main Street store"

Tips

• Be specific: Include city and state for better results
• Use filters: Narrow down results before searching
• Zoom first: If searching a large area, zoom to the general region first

Pins Must Be Inside Your Project Country

When you drop a pin — by long-pressing the map, entering raw coordinates in the chat bar, choosing a place from search, analyzing a listing, or dragging an existing marker — the point must fall inside your project's assigned country. If it doesn't, Zeus.ai blocks the pin and shows a toast instead of placing it:

• Wrong country — for example, "Pin outside project country: This location is in Canada, but this project covers United States (US)…" The pin is not created.
• Unresolvable point — dropping a pin in open water or an unmapped, remote area that doesn't resolve to a street address is also blocked ("Can't drop a pin here…").

This keeps demographics, mobile data, and Site Sonar from being run against a location outside the project's country. Navigating the map to a city or region in another country is still fine — only placing an analyzable pin there is restricted. (For US projects, only the 50 states and DC are allowed; US territories such as Puerto Rico and Guam are treated as a different country.)

Related Topics

• How to Zoom and Pan
• Using Filters
• Understanding Search Results