SaaS platforms
If your software serves retail shops or online sellers, location is part of the experience. Tariq gives your team two building blocks: public maps for merchant branches and an address resolution API for your application’s workflows.
Help a retailer bring their branch spreadsheet into a map workspace. After reviewing the locations, they can share a public map or embed it on their website. A customer can explore the branches and continue in a navigation app without creating a Tariq account.
Your application can send a map link, written address, coordinate pair or Saudi short address to the API. Use the returned status, location label and coordinates in checkout, merchant onboarding or a service request. Keep your API key on the server and decide how your product handles uncertain results.
Tariq uses organization workspaces with access and usage limits. Discuss your merchant model, editors and expected API volume with us before choosing your integration structure. Access is arranged by invitation; there is no automatic promise of unlimited usage or a workspace for every customer.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. A public map can be embedded or shared as a link. Review the locations before publishing the map.
No. The Address API uses HTTP and JSON. Your backend can call it with an API key.
The current building blocks are maps, workspaces and an API. Contact us to discuss your branding and merchant-management requirements rather than assuming a reseller package is included.