Map display
Web, mobile and embedded maps with vector or raster tiles, styles, camera, markers, geometry, events, custom layers and 2D/3D presentation.
This public orientation describes what the service families do and how to integrate them responsibly. For exact endpoints, parameters and response schemas, use the linked current Mappls documentation and your program contract.
Use only the families enabled for your application, territory and commercial entitlement.
Web, mobile and embedded maps with vector or raster tiles, styles, camera, markers, geometry, events, custom layers and 2D/3D presentation.
Location-biased suggestions, place, address and POI matching with fuzzy, phrase and category behavior.
Resolve text or structured addresses to coordinates, and coordinates to address, place and road context.
Resolve, share and open compact location identities for deep-link and cross-device journeys.
Discover POIs, chargers, parking, fuel, service and amenities near a point or route.
Passenger, bike, truck, pedestrian and EV routing as entitled, including traffic, alternatives, toll, time and distance context.
Many-to-many distance, duration and ETA for assignment, dispatch and optimization decisions.
Sequence stops, orders, tasks and visits under distance, time, capacity and operational constraints.
Time-dependent route cost using historical and live traffic where available.
Associate noisy traces with the road graph and recover matched position, road context and route history.
Map, location, routing and guidance modules or full UI with voice, reroute, lanes, junctions, safety and hybrid/offline patterns.
Publish or ingest position, current state, trails, activities, events, driver behavior and geofences.
Spatial query, catchment, heat, suitability, geofence, private data, custom layers and dashboard services.
Geo-referenced imagery retrieval and visual location context in entitled territories.
3D buildings, terrain, scenes and live operational overlays for entitled data and deployment scopes.
Open or share a place, map, route or navigation context between web, mobile, Mappls and OEM applications.
Tasks, visits, teams, proof and location-linked field status where entitled.
Placeholders are deliberate. Never expose production credentials. Current documentation and entitlement override illustrative code.
curl --get \
'https://search.mappls.com/search/places/autosuggest/json' \
--data-urlencode 'query=Mappls office' \
--data-urlencode 'location=28.454,77.435' \
--data-urlencode 'region=IND' \
--data-urlencode 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>'Location bias improves relevance. Regional and premium fields are entitlement-dependent.
curl --get \
'https://route.mappls.com/route/direction/route_traffic/driving/<START>;<DESTINATION>' \
--data-urlencode 'steps=true' \
--data-urlencode 'alternatives=2' \
--data-urlencode 'region=ind' \
--data-urlencode 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>'Coordinates use longitude,latitude; Mappls PIN may be supported as an input.
Mappls documentation contains product and release-specific authentication paths, including an updated mechanism introduced in 2025 and legacy OAuth materials. Follow the branch and method specified for your entitled SDK or API; do not infer one universal flow.
Convert this list into the technical schedule for the OEM program.
Use the credential and authorization mechanism documented for the entitled product release. Separate apps, environments and roles; rotate without vehicle downtime.
Set explicit region, profile and options. Apply bounded timeouts, safe retries only where appropriate and idempotency for writes or remote actions.
Treat optional fields as optional. Check source, freshness, confidence and entitlement before presenting safety, traffic or charger information.
Plan steady, burst and fleet-wide behavior. Back off on throttling and keep the cockpit useful if cloud capacity is unavailable.
Propagate correlation IDs across vehicle, OEM cloud and Mappls calls. Retain only privacy-safe support context.
Pin supported contracts, monitor release notes, rehearse key rotation and migration, and maintain model-year compatibility.
Status codes and exact bodies differ by service. The OEM experience still needs a consistent policy.
Do not retry. Validate the captured input and surface a corrective action.
Stop repeated calls. Refresh or rotate through the approved credential flow; hide unentitled features.
Honor backoff, shed non-critical work and preserve the embedded baseline.
Use cached or offline behavior when licensed; state freshness and avoid implying live status.
Render the guaranteed minimum. Optional fields must not break navigation or vehicle workflows.
Show source and freshness for traffic, charger, hazard and safety-relevant content.
Choose the surfaces, modules, deployment and lifecycle that fit your next RFQ. We will turn it into a focused discovery brief.