2GIS API. New organizations every day-2
As we once wrote , the 2GIS API switches to a daily update. But if earlier it concerned only Novosibirsk, now Moscow and Yekaterinburg have added to the list of cities. And this is only the beginning - in the future, other cities will be transferred to daily updates, but first of all, those in which the Flamp recall service works .
Of course, this will affect all products running on the 2GIS API, including both our own Flamp and the 2GIS online version , as well as partnership projects. And this means that when you learn about the opening of a new institution, you can immediately find it in 2GIS Online, the Flamp feedback service and many other online resources.
For example, Moscow residents can now find out the location, contact details and opening hours of the recently opened Mercure Arbat Moscow Hotel or visit the new musical theater . And Yekaterinburg people who want to go dancing will easily find the new Barrio Flamenco or Capoera Cordao de Ouro Ural school , where they teach capoeira!
To assess the extent of monthly changes, we give a few dry numbers. So, over the past month, 6,750 new companies have appeared in the Moscow directory, and 57 308 have updated the data. The Yekaterinburg directory has been supplemented by 1,101 new companies, the data of 16,344 companies have been updated.
Perhaps some users are wondering - how does this amount of data get into the directory and how is such a high level of information reliability maintained (which is about 97.5%)? And the answer is that it is the merit of our distributed call center and employees working directly on the territory of cities. In total, about 650 operators and information collection specialists work on the creation of 2GIS directories.
This is what the process of collecting information looks like.
Impressive, isn't it? All the more remarkable is the fact that all this data can be involved in your project if you use the 2GIS API.
But 2GIS is not only a guide, it is also a map. It is not updated every day, but every month, but this is much more often than in most map services. A guide and a map in the aggregate provide even more opportunities. So feel free to use the 2GIS API - you will certainly not be disappointed.
Of course, this will affect all products running on the 2GIS API, including both our own Flamp and the 2GIS online version , as well as partnership projects. And this means that when you learn about the opening of a new institution, you can immediately find it in 2GIS Online, the Flamp feedback service and many other online resources.
For example, Moscow residents can now find out the location, contact details and opening hours of the recently opened Mercure Arbat Moscow Hotel or visit the new musical theater . And Yekaterinburg people who want to go dancing will easily find the new Barrio Flamenco or Capoera Cordao de Ouro Ural school , where they teach capoeira!
To assess the extent of monthly changes, we give a few dry numbers. So, over the past month, 6,750 new companies have appeared in the Moscow directory, and 57 308 have updated the data. The Yekaterinburg directory has been supplemented by 1,101 new companies, the data of 16,344 companies have been updated.
Perhaps some users are wondering - how does this amount of data get into the directory and how is such a high level of information reliability maintained (which is about 97.5%)? And the answer is that it is the merit of our distributed call center and employees working directly on the territory of cities. In total, about 650 operators and information collection specialists work on the creation of 2GIS directories.
This is what the process of collecting information looks like.
Impressive, isn't it? All the more remarkable is the fact that all this data can be involved in your project if you use the 2GIS API.
But 2GIS is not only a guide, it is also a map. It is not updated every day, but every month, but this is much more often than in most map services. A guide and a map in the aggregate provide even more opportunities. So feel free to use the 2GIS API - you will certainly not be disappointed.