Verified POI data, 95% accurate and deploy-ready

Geolocation data is the latitude and longitude of a specific device or object. Location data is the broader category: any information tied to a physical position, including coordinates, addresses, boundaries, and named places. POI data is the structured, business-ready layer of location data, describing a named place with attributes such as its name, category, and address.

Geocoding is the process of converting an address into geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude). It allows a written address to be placed accurately on a map or matched against other location data.

A POI database typically includes the business or place name, category, street address, latitude and longitude coordinates, and a unique identifier for each record. Many POI datasets also add attributes like operating hours, phone number, website, and brand affiliation, depending on the provider and use case.

Records are collected from official brand and chain locator sources, then validated through automated checks and human quality review. Each record runs on a 30-60-90 day refresh cycle and is deduplicated and category-standardized before release.

Yes. Datasets can be filtered by geography, business category, or brand, and the attribute set can be trimmed to only the fields your use case needs. This keeps file sizes smaller and integration faster than working with a full global extract.

POI data is delivered as CSV, JSON, or Excel files, or accessed through a REST API for automated integration into your existing systems. The attribute set and file scope can be matched to the fields your use case needs.

Business location data is used for network planning, competitive intelligence, geomarketing, supply chain routing, and urban planning. Businesses use it to understand where their customers, competitors, and opportunities are concentrated.

Location intelligence combines POI data with additional context such as demographics or business performance to guide decisions like where to open a location, run a campaign, or plan infrastructure.

Check four things: where the records are sourced from, how often they are re-verified, whether accuracy and coverage figures are published, and which delivery formats are supported. Mobius sources first-hand from official brand locators, publishes a 95% accuracy rate and 96% global coverage, and delivers in CSV, JSON, Excel, or via REST API.

Yes. Share your target geography, categories, or brands in the sample request form, and the Mobius team will send a sample dataset matched to your requirement so you can check coverage and attributes before you commit.