You can manage multiple locations from a single
vendor account. Additional locations are
intended for moving companies that have
multiple, but geographically separate,
locations. The company can configure
independent settings for each while managing
them from a single account.
Additional
Location Requirements
If your new location meets these requirements
you can add a new
location.
- The location must be at least 75
miles from your existing
location
- Your movers must physically dispatch from
the location
- The company name must be the exact same as
your existing locations
- The user that currently manages the
account will also be managing the new
location
Scenario A
Bob's Moving has one office in Washington
D.C. Since Bob services the entire D.C. Metro
area he adds locations in Alexandria, VA and
Silver Spring, MD, both nearby cities and part
of the D.C. Metro. Bob failed to realize that
his office in D.C. would be included in
results for all cities inside of his maximum
distance setting. In Bob's case, the
additional locations were unnecessary and
would not be approved.
Scenario B
Dan's Moving has one office in Kansas City.
Dan is willing to service Topeka, KS, which is
70 miles from his office. Dan decides to add a
Topeka location to his account, even though
his movers will dispatch from the Kansas City
office. Because Dan's movers don't actually
dispatch from Topeka the location would not be
approved.
Instead of adding a location, Dan should have
updated his maximum
distance setting, which would allow
his company to display in results for all
cities inside of the maximum distance he
set, including Topeka.
Scenario C
Rick and Morty's Friendly Movers has a location
in Tampa, FL. Business has been good, and
they've decided to open a new office in
Savannah, GA. Both locations operate under the
same company name and, to keep things simple,
they'd like to manage both locations in the
same account.
In this case, the company meets the
requirements for an additional location.