3.6.2. Rules for additing attributes to places (organizations)

In the upper part of the menu, there is a field where you can quickly search for item types.

Start entering the item's name to see the suggestions of item types and categories:

When you create a Location item (usually an organization), a category selection menu appears:

Select a category from the menu. Then the attribute panel for the map item opens:

Attribution panels include:

• Yandex Map Editor data block (for all item types): location, type, name.
• Yandex Business data block (for organizations): status, working hours, website, email, phone number. Varies depending on item type.

When you create a new item, you should specify its location and fill in the fields of the YME block.

When you fill in Yandex Business fields, the suggested edits are reviewed by the Yandex Business moderation team. You can see the review status of your edits in the edits list (see 2.10.10. Author notifications).

Techniques for adding attributes to Locations are similar to the techniques for adding attributes to all other items on YME.

Example of a filled-in card (partial display):

You can find rules for adding attributes to Locations below:

• 3.6.2.1. The Yandex Map Editor block
• 3.6.2.2. Yandex Business block

3.6.2.1. Yandex Map Editor block

• 3.6.2.1.1. Item type
• 3.6.2.1.2. Yandex Business business
• 3.6.2.1.3. Business category
• 3.6.2.1.4. Name

3.6.2.1.1. Item type

Select the item type from the list in the attribute panel. Available item types are listed in the Location and organization classification.

3.6.2.1.2. Organization in Yandex Business

The Yandex Business business attribute connects the organization on the map to its listing in Yandex Business .

As you're filling out the field, the organization list appears. The list shows all the organizations up to 400 meters from the created point that have the same type and a Yandex Business entry:

If the organization you're looking for is not on the list, enter its name in the Name field (see below for more information).

3.6.2.1.3. Category

The Category attribute lets you provide a more detailed description of what business an organization is involved in. This connects the organization's line of business with the category in Yandex Business .

To enter a category, click Category and select a value from the drop-down list.

You must indicate the organization's category.

If the organization's line of business fits into several categories, select the one that matches their main business activity. For instance, if a clothing store also sells some shoes, select the clothing store category.

If you can't determine what an organization's main line of business is, try getting as close as possible and entering one of two suitable categories.

See the Location and organization classification scheme appendix for more information about categories.

3.6.2.1.4. Name

3.6.2.1.4.1. Rules for choosing names

Items are named in accordance with the general rules (see 3.1.3. Map item naming rules).

Alert

An organization's official name can contain up to 100 characters (or more if approved).

The caption name can contain up to 55 characters (except for special cases in which you can use up to 75 characters).

When naming organizations, preference is given to brand names (as well as names on signage or those that refer to the organization's specialization (for example, Construction materials).

Alert

If you known an organization's legal structure, specify it in the Also known as, historical field. Always specify the legal structure as an abbreviation (such as PAO, MAO).

In general, set the name indicated by the organization owner or on the sign as the main (official) name. In the caption name, enter the abbreviated version of the organization's main name. Don't use words that aren't required to identify an item (for example, state, municipal, city). Alternately, use common abbreviations (MSU, MSTU, RAS).

The name indicated by the organization owner may only be assigned by the service's employees and should satisfy the rules for naming Locations in Yandex Map Editor (for example, for the Queen chess club, the name Chess сlub is allowed, but Queen chess club isn't).

Follow these rules when naming organizations:

1. If a the registered name and brand name are both known, then enter the brand name as the official name and enter the registered name in the also known as, historical field.

   For example: official name — Magnit, caption name — Magnit, also known as, historical — Tander, AO.

2. If an organization only has а registration name (in particular, the full name of the organization owner or employee), set it as the official name and enter the registered name in the also known as, historical field.

   Note

   If the person's full name is part of the brand name, include this full name as part of the official name.

   For example:

   Official name	Also known as, historical name type
   Construction materials	Builders, Inc.
   Housewares	Ivanov A. A.
   Lena's Beauty Salon	not attributed

   For private specialists, enter the specialist's field, last name, and initials as the official name.

   Examples:

   • Notary Ivanov I.I..
   • Insurance agent Ivanov I.I. (Don't mention the names of official insurance companies for private insurance agents. For example, Alice Liddell Insurance, insurance agent Ivanov is unacceptable).
   • Acme representative Ivanov I.I..

   Use lowercase letters when indicating ranks and professions of famous personalities in official names. For example, The prof. Zhukovsky Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute).

   In the caption name, omit the nominal part, profession, or rank. Shorten the word imeni ("named after") to im..

3. The organization name shouldn't refer to its activity type.

   Also don't specify terms and expressions like dealer, authorized dealer, official service, partner, special representative, company store, official center, network, company, and firm in the name.

   Exceptions to this rule:

   • Organizations with an activity type that is inseparable from the item's proper name logically or according to the rules of the language in which the name is being set (such as Ensky medical center).
   • Item names that are a toponym (such as Ensk Driving School) or an adjective derived from a toponym.
   • Companies with the same name in a single building or area as part of a single complex item (such as Hypermarket Alice, Restaurant Alice).
   • One of the terms listed above is part of the company's proper name.
   • You can use the terms Group of companies and Holding if the legal entities are economically subordinate to each other.

4. Unnamed organizations are given the name of their category as their official name (except for items in the category Yard and park infrastructure, which shouldn't have a name, and items listed in the table Location and organization names).

   If the organization doesn't have a proper name and is only identified by its type of activity (it has a narrow specialization or can't be clearly categorized), then enter its type (specialization) as its official name. For example: Shoe repair, Locksmith, Zipper repair, Baggage pay desk.

   If an organization has several specializations that can't all fit into the official name field (for example, if the list includes three or more types of services), then use a general term to describe them all. For example: Repair shop.

   If the organization's signage highlights one particular service, then enter that service as the official name. For example:

   

   If the activity type is missing from the list of suggested categories, refer to it in the item's name to clarify the narrow specialization, write it before the item's proper name without abbreviations (for example, Capsule Hotel Alice), and omit it completely in the caption name (Alice).

   Note

   If the organization's name describes its activities but doesn't fully match the name of the relevant category, then its name isn't a proper name.

   For example, for an organization named Butcher shop, specify the standard official name from the Location and organization names appendix (Meat).

   If a company has a number or letter as an identifier instead of a proper name, set both the item type and its number or letter in the official name field (such as Driving school No. 2).

5. Don't write item names using only uppercase (capital) letters, except for abbreviations (such as MSU, HSE, MoMA, LSE) and word forms that consist only of capital letters and are not abbreviations (such as AAA-Motors).

   If the name on the sign is written in all caps, specify it according to language rules. For example, start the first word with a capital letter and the remaining words with lowercase. However, at the owner's request, we may use a name that's not written in accordance with language rules (such as each word capitalized, even though only the first word should be capitalized, according to the rules).

   Do not use special characters or emojis (ideograms) in names even if they are used in the trademark.

   Note

   Special characters are those entered on a standard keyboard using key combinations (alt codes).

   If an organization uses capital letters in the middle of its name, or every word in its name is written with a capital letter, you can write it that way on the map provided the name does not have two or more capital letters in a row.

   For example: Mebel Chernozemya, Finn Flare, Farfor, SushiVesla, KulinAria, StroyMashServis, Krasnoe&Beloe, Burger King, Shaggy Dog.

6. The spelling of words in organizations' proper names should conform with norms of the language you are using.

7. You can write a company's name in lowercase on the map if it's part of the brand.

   For example: oodji, iPhone.

8. Restrooms should have the Toilet caption. Don't specify women's, men's, or any other type.

9. Places of interest, such as architectural monuments and engineering structures, don't use additional terms to reflect their current status, including house, building, and former.

   For example:

   Correct	Incorrect
   The Women's Hospital of the Holy Trinity Community of Sisters of Mercy	The Women's hospital building of the Holy Trinity Community of Sisters of Mercy
   The Alexander Hospital	The Former Alexander Hospital

   As an exception, you can use additional terms when they are directly connected with the proper name of the place and serve for word agreement. For example, Rukavishnikov House and Pushnikov Chambers.

10. The name should not contain information about the company's address, the closest metro station, or any other references to the company's location (such as Alice-service Enskoe Highway).

11. Don't add business hours or a status to organization names (such as We're open, former, temporarily closed, doesn't work, and abandoned).

    In exceptional cases, service's employees may include the under construction status in the names of large business centers, shopping malls, residential complexes, and stadiums that are under construction. In this case, the under construction status is specified in parentheses after the item's proper name. For example, BC Alice (under construction).

12. Company names shouldn't contain ads, including if the following is added to the organization's main name:

    • Product names, country of manufacture (Alice, children's books by English writers).

    • Ad slogans (Alice — Territory of natural cosmetics).

    • Lists of products or services (Real estate agency, evaluation, sale, rental).

    • Clarifications about products (Alice, aquarium and terrarium store).

    • References to an action related to the type of activity expressed by a verb. For example, don't set names like Laying parquet flooring, buying scrap, and installing stretch ceilings, though you can set names like Construction and finishing works, Scrap purchase, and Stretch and suspended ceilings.

    • Names of popular brands if the company is not an office or franchisee of the brand (such as Acme Internet Connection, aLice Repair, Cheshire Cat Delivery).

    • Words like sale, discounts, cheap, wholesale, and retail.

      Names can contain a natural mention of one product (such as_Fashionable windows, Ensky cosmetics_).

13. Set names for sales offices of residential complexes using one of the following formats: [Residential complex name, sales office] or [Developer name, sales office].

14. In the names of organizations with the Car dealership, Car service, auto repair, or Auto parts and auto goods store category, you can only include one car make. Name format: [Dealer name], [Car brand].

    In the full names of car dealerships, you can use general (North, South) or colloquial toponyms.__

    You can supplement the full name with the clarification cars with mileage instead of or together with the make if there are several companies with similar names nearby. For example: AutoBestseller, cars with mileage.

    The use of uppercase (capital) and lowercase letters in the spelling of brand names should match the spelling on auto.ru.

15. For Orthodox Christian churches, use the term church in the official name.

    In the caption name, you can also use the term church if it is used in the commonly accepted name of a religious institution.

16. For items that share the same name and belong in the Education category (for example, several buildings belonging to the same school), regardless of whether they are located on the same territory or on different ones, the official name is supplemented with one of the following:

    • Type of activity, if known (Directorate, Admission committee, Study classes, and so on).
    • Building number or other identifier confirmed by the official website of the organization.
    • House number, in the absence of other identifiers (for example, School No. 2345, building 23c5).

3.6.2.1.4.2. Name formatting

Rules and examples of entering names:

3.6.2.1.4.2.1. Official name

Official name — required for all items (except for items belonging to the Yard and park infrastructure type).

Follow these rules when setting official names:

1. Enter only the item's proper name in the Official name field when one of these conditions applies:

   • It doesn't grammatically overlap with the item type.

   • The category or type of the item contains the organization type without additional elaborations: for example, Indian restaurant.

     In such cases, preferably add the Also known as, historical name in the [item type + proper name] format.

     If the activity name clarifies the item type (such as pub for the Bar, pub category), only set the item's proper name in its official name.

     See examples 1, 4, 12, and 33.

2. Use only the item's proper name as the official name when the item has both a number (ID) and a proper name (applies to items in these types: Food, Auto, Trade, Finance, Yard and park infrastructure, Sports, or the Drug store and Optician subtypes). In this case, you can specify the item's name, number, and type as a name of the Also known as, historical type.

   See example 2.

3. Include both the proper name and item type in the Official name field when the proper name is grammatically connected to the item type.

   See example 3.

4. Include the proper name, number (ID), and item type in the official name when the item has both a number (ID) and a proper name (applies to items in these types: Culture and attractions, Education and science, State and society, Religion, Businesses and services, Construction and realty, Production and materials, Leisure and travel, and Medicine and pharmaceutics).

   See examples 25 and 26.

5. For all item types except Yard and park infrastructure, enter only the item type in the Official name field when the item lacks a proper name.

   See examples in Location and organization names (standard names of map items that have no proper names, depending on the activity).

6. If an object belongs to the Yard and park infrastructure type and doesn't have a name, only specify its official name if it elaborates on the item's function. For example, Volleyball court, Basketball court. Don't set an official name for such an item if it doesn't elaborate on its function. For example, the official name can't be Sports ground, Playground, Dumpsters.

7. If data for an organization in the Finance category (such as department, branch, numbered or unnumbered operational cash registers, and so on) doesn't correspond to its activity type, you can add it to the organization's official name. The item's proper name always comes before its official name. The clarifications are written last, separated by a comma.

   See examples 7, 8, 9.

8. If a bank has both a full name and an abbreviation/portmanteau, the official name uses the full version, while the caption uses the shortened version.

   See examples 10 and 11.

9. If an organization name consists of the name of its activity and the full name of its owner or specialist, write the name as follows (excluding brand names):

   • Official name: the type of business activity specified based on the table of standard names for places and businesses, and the full name (the first name and the patronymic should be written as initials)
   • Signature name: business activity specified based on the table for standard names of places and businesses.

   See examples 31 and 32.

10. Attractions of architectural value can display their year(s) of construction. If a century is specified in the attraction's name, it can be substituted with the years of construction.

    Any additional information specified for items with proper names should come after a comma. Years and centuries use arabic numbers. If there are more than two construction dates, please only specify the two oldest ones.

    See examples 28 and 29.

3.6.2.1.4.2.2. Map caption name

For caption on map — must be specified if it's different from the official name. If the names are the same, specifying it is not mandatory, but still preferrable.

Follow these rules when setting caption names:

1. Use only the item's proper name as the caption when it's not grammatically connected to the item type.

   See examples 1, 2, 7, 8, 9.

2. Enter only the item's proper name in the For caption on map field when the item has both a number (ID) and a proper name (applies to items in these types: Food, Auto, Trade, Finance, Yard and park infrastructure, Sports, or the Drug store and Optician subtypes).

   See example 2.

3. Include both the item's proper name and type in the caption when the proper name is grammatically connected to the item type.

   See example 3.

4. Include the proper name, number (ID), and item type in the For caption on map field when the item has both a number (ID) and a proper name (applies to items in these types: Culture and attractions, Education and science, State and society, Religion, Businesses and services, Construction and realty, Production and materials, Leisure and travel, and Medicine and pharmaceutics, but doesn't include the Drug store and Optician subtypes).

   See examples 25 and 26.

5. Include both the type and number (ID) in the caption when the item has only these elements.

   See example 27.

6. Enter only the item type in the For caption on map field when the item lacks a proper name and the item type doesn't match its business activity. It doesn't need the For caption on map name if the item type matches the category.

   See examples 5 and 6.

7. If a bank has both a full name and an abbreviation/portmanteau, the caption uses the shortened version.

   See examples 10 and 11.

8. If a government, educational, cultural, or medical facility does not have its own name or number, the caption should specify the locality (urban or rural) it belongs to.

   See examples 13, 14, 15.

9. For complex companies occupying a large area (such as hospitals, universities, sanatoriums, and sports and commercial companies with well-established well-known names), there are special rules for naming buildings:

   • If an organization divided into multiple subsidiaries (for example, a university with its buildings, departments, and dorms; a factory or hospital with its departments and buildings; and so on) occupies a single area, write the names of the subsidiaries as follows:

     • Official: Name of the parent organization, name of the child organization.
     • For signature: Name of the child organization.

     See examples 16, 17, 18.

   • When items on an organization's property aren't actually organizations or serve as supporting infrastructure (such as monuments, yard infrastructure, or industrial infrastructure), format their names as follows:

     • Official: item name
     • Caption: item name

     See example 35.

   • If the subsidiary is located on different territories, the name of the parent organization is saved in the name for the signature.

     See example 19.

10. If a large parent company has independent branches with their own names (e.g. city-level universities that are branches of a federal university, or local hospitals subordinate to a regional hospital), then the names of those branches should be specified in the following manner:

    • Official: Name of the parent organization, name of the branch.
    • Name for caption: Name of the branch.

    See example 20.

11. For chain or similar organizations located on different territories, if the name of the parent organization is actually used much more actively than the names of the child organization, names are formatted as follows:

    • Official: Name of the parent organization, name of the child organization.
    • Name for caption: Name of the parent organization.

    See example 34.

12. If several organizations share the same name, territory, and subcategory (e.g. Factories and industrial enterprises), please include their abbreviated item type in the official name.

    See examples 21, 22, 23, 24.

13. If the years/centuries of construction are specified in the proper name for an attraction of architectural value, the attraction's caption name should be written as follows:

    • If the item has a proper name, then it should be the same as a caption name.
    • If the item doesn't have a proper name, then the caption name should be shortened and include the item's construction period taken from the proper name.

    See examples 28 and 29.

Examples:

Example number	Category name:	Actual name of the organization:	Official name:	Name for caption on map:	The Also known as, historical type name:
1		Piponi Pizza	Piponi	Piponi	Piponi Pizza
2		Pizzeria No. 4 Salayamka	Salyamka	Salyamka	Pizzeria No. 4 Salayamka
3		Gordon Ramsay's grill bar	Gordon Ramsay's grill bar	Gordon Ramsay's grill bar	not attributed
4		Zugzwang Pub	Zugzwang	not attributed	not attributed
5		Pastry joint	Pastry joint	Pastry joint	not attributed
6		Cafe	Cafe	not attributed	not attributed
7			Sovcombank, operational cash office 1609	Sovcombank
8			Sovcombank, branch	Sovcombank
9			Tempbank, Gagarinsky additional office	Tempbank
10			Credit Ural Bank	CUB
11			Moskovskiy Oblastnoy Bank	Mosbolbank
12	Alcoholic beverage store	Krasnoe&Beloe Alcohol store	Red&White	Red&White	Krasnoe&Beloe Alcohol store
13			Petrovskaya Secondary School	Peter school	MOU Petrovskaya Srednyaya obshheobrazovatelnaya SHKOLA
14			Luzhsky district house of culture	Luzhsky RDC
15			Dyatlovskaya Central district hospital	Dyatlovskaya CRH
16			Rostselmash welding and paint building No. 1	Welding and paint building No. 1	PAO Rostselmash welding and paint building No. 1
17			Moscow state University, building № 3	building number (korpus) № 3
18			CRB No. 3, infectious diseases unit	Infectious branch
19			Tagmet, welding and paint building No. 1		OAO Tagmet, welding and paint building No. 1
20			Rostov State University of Economics (RINH), Anton Chekhov Taganrog State Pedagogical Institute	Taganrog's Chekhov Institute	RINH, Taganrog Institute named after A.P. Chekhov
21			Gorky-Moskovsky Railway depot No. 7	Gorky-Moskovsky RD-7
22			Gorky-Moskovsky passenger railway depot No. 4	Gorky Moskovsky PRD-4
23			Gazprom sports center	Gazprom SC
24			Gazprom stadium	Gazprom stadium
25			Gymnasium No. 2 named after A.P. Chekhov	Gymnasium No. 2 named after Chekhov
26			Kindergarten № 5 Travushka	Kindergarten № 5 Travushka
27			School #50	School #50
28		Safyanschikov Revenue House end of the 17th century, end of the 18th century, 1892, circa 1903	Safyanschikov Revenue House, end of the 17th century — end of the 18th century	Safyanschikov Revenue House
29		Manor end of the 19th century, circa 1902	Manor end of the 19th century, circa 1902	Manor end of 19th cen., ca. 1902
30	Ambulatory care centre, first aid post	COVID-19 vaccination center	Coronavirus vaccination center	Vaccination point	Synonym No. 1: COVID-19 vaccination Synonym No. 2: Covid-19 vaccination
31	Notaries	Notary A. Sergeev	Notary A. Sergeev	Notary
32	Speech therapists	Speech therapist I. Semenov	Speech therapist I. Semenov	Speech therapist
33	Bar, pub	Spirit Pub	Spirit	not set	not set
34			Donenergo, Ust-Donetsky district	Donenergo
35			Portal crane	Portal crane

3.6.2.2. Yandex Business block

After saving an item in Yandex Map Editor, you can start editing its Yandex Business attributes.

You can also edit information from the Yandex Business block in the following cases:

• There's no established link between the organization on the map and the organization in Yandex Business.

• The Yandex Business organization is closed.

• Couldn't load organization details.

To edit an organization's attributes, do the following:

1. Highlight the item on the map to open its extended attribute panel with the Yandex Business data block:

   

2. Click the Edit button in the Yandex Business data block. The Yandex Business data panel will open:

   

3. Use the fields in the Yandex Business data panel to set the values for the organization's attributes:

   Status

   Current state of the organization. Choose one of the values from the list:

   • Open — the organization is currently operational, set by default

   • Temporarily closed — the organization or one of its buildings is under construction or renovation

   • Permanently closed — the organization's closed or changed its location, the building's been demolished, and so on.

   • relocated — not used in the Yandex Map Editor

   • Possibly closed — not used in the Yandex Map Editor

   Note

   When you add an organization that's currently under construction to the map, assign the Temporarily closed status.

   Organization schedule

   Click the checkbox on the right side of the field to open the work schedule editor. Here you can select or deselect days during which an organization operates (the corresponding entry in the field will be formed automatically):

   

   Working hours

   Displays an organization's opening and closing hours. The time should be set in the HH:MM format.

   If an organization works 24 hours a day, check the Around the clock box.

   If an organization's schedule differs from day to day, each day's separate schedule has to be set manually:

   

   Click the Add idle period line to open two extra fields. Here you can set the start and end of an organization's idle hours, if applicable. Use the HH:MM format.

   Website

   An organization's website address. Click Add to specify any subsequent values.

   Telephone

   Lists the item's phone number. Click Add to specify any subsequent values.

   Accessible by wheelchair

   You should only set the parameters for the Accessible by wheelchair group for organizations of the following types:

   Categories

   Bus station

   Administrations

   Water park

   Ambulatory care centre, first aid post

   Anti-café

   Pharmacy

   Airport

   Banks

   ATM

   Bar, pub

   Pool

   Library

   Hospital

   Bakery, bread store

   Fast food

   University

   Exhibition center

   Gynecology clinic

   Hypermarket

   Traffic police

   Military hospital

   Hotel

   Dolphinariums, aquariums

   Children's hospital

   Children's polyclinic

   Kindergarten

   Diagnostic center

   Dispensary

   House of culture

   Railway station

   Railway terminal

   Women's consultation

   Registery office

   Zoo

   Luggage storage

   Cafe

   Cinema

   Club for children and teenagers

   Bookstore

   College

   Conservatory

   Concert hall

   Coffee shop

   Cultural center

   Grocery

   Medical center, clinic

   Interdistrict registration and examination office

   Museum

   Centers of state and municipal services

   Tax auditing

   Drug abuse clinic

   Nail salon

   Night clubs

   Dormitory

   Community organization

   Wellness center

   Police department

   Hairdresser

   Passport and migration authorities

   Pension fund

   Pizzeria

   Planetarium

   Polyclinic for adults

   Embassy

   Post office

   Psychiatric hospital

   Point of delivery

   Entertainment center

   Medical rehabilitation centre

   Restaurant

   Maternity hospital

   Beauty salon

   Opticial store

   Spa facilities

   Specialized hospital

   Sports bar

   Sports and entertainment center

   Stadium

   Canteen

   Dental clinic

   Supermarket

   Sushi bar

   Theatre

   Products for the disabled

   Shopping mall

   Injury care center

   Tourist information centre

   Department store

   Urology center

   Philharmonic

   Hostel

   Art studio

   Employment center

   Family planning clinic

   Career guidance center

   Children's developmental center

   Circus

   Government ministries, services

   Confectionary

   Attribute values are picked from the following lists:

   Building entrance

   • Fully accessible entrance — used for organizations with at least one entrance accessible by people in wheelchairs or people that need assistance (the entrance should be at ground level or have a ramp or a lift).
   • Entrance inaccessible — used for organizations with no entrances accessible by people in wheelchairs or people that need assistance (such entrances should be at ground level or have a ramp or a lift).
   • No information — no accurate data about the entrance's layout.

   Automatic door

   • Automatic door — used for organizations with at least one entrance that has an automatic door or door that's always open during the organization's work hours.
   • No automatic door — used for organizations that have no entrances with an automatic door or a door that's always open during the organization's work hours.
   • No information — no accurate data about the entrance's layout.

   Accessible toilet

   • Handicapped restroom — the organization or its territory includes a restroom that accommodates the disabled.
   • No accessible restroom — the organization or its territory includes a restroom that accommodates the disabled.
   • No information — no accurate data about the organization's restrooms.

   Handicapped parking space

   • Handicapped parking space — the organization or its territory includes accessible parking spaces that accommodate disabled people.
   • No handicapped parking space — the organization or its territory doesn't include any accessible parking spaces that accommodate disabled people.
   • No information — no accurate data about the organization's parking spaces.

4. Click Send suggestion. All new or edited information will be sent to Yandex Business.

   The suggested changes will then be reviewed by the Yandex Business moderation team. You can see your suggestion's review status in the edits list (see Section 2.10.10. Author notifications).

   The organization's card will still be displaying outdated information until the moderation process is completed. After the suggested information goes through the moderation process, the organization's card will be updated and the new information will appear on Yandex Maps.

5. If multiple items of the Location type with the same name and category are linked to the same Yandex Business card (for example, different organizations that belonging to a single chain), unlink the organization that was linked by mistake from the Yandex Business card (clear the Yandex Business Information field).

   Note

   This rule doesn't apply to organizations that share infrastructure, occupy multiple floors of a building under each other, and are drawn in the Indoor maps layer.

6. If an organization can't be found using the search, write the name in the search bar in the language used on its sign.

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