Map Feedback API Developer's Guide

Place-Specific Properties

Place feedback must be sent as POINT data.

Table 1. Place Specific Properties
Element	Required	Data Type	Description
`error`	Yes	String	Place Map Feedback error code (30 - 34)
`referenceIds`	No	String array	Reference IDs for addresses for which feedback is submitted. We recommend that you provide a reference ID to speedgit stat up the feedback processing.
`name`	No	String	Name of the place We recommend that you provide a value for this element because it assists in processing the feedback.
`languageCode`	No	String	Place-specific field: ISO 639-2/B compliant language code defining the language of the place name.
`type`	No	String	Place type. For a sample list, seePlace Types and Place Category Matching Table. For a full list of recent place categories, see https://developer.here.com/documentation/geocoding-search-api/dev_guide/topics-places/places-category-system-full.html We recommend that you provide a value for this element because it assists in processing the feedback.
`roadname`	No	String	Place road name
`number`	No	String	Place house number
`buildingname`	No	String	Place building name
`district`	No	String	Place administrative district For example, the district of Kensingston and Chelsea in London.
`zipcode`	No	String	Place postal code
`city`	No	String	Place city
`phone`	No	String	Place phone number The pattern is `<international country code> <area code> – <number>`. Examples include `1 911 - 5544 6677` and`49 30 30808350`.
`fax`	No	String	Place fax number The pattern is `<international country code> <area code> – <number>`.
`cellphone`	No	String	Place mobile phone number The pattern is `<international country code> <area code> – <number>`.
`freephone`	No	String	Place toll free phone number The pattern is `<international country code> <area code> – <number>`.
`email`	No	String	Place email address
`URL`	No	String	Place web site
`openinghours`	No	String	Opening hours of a physical location The pattern is Wd–Wd; hh:mm–hh:mm or hh–hh or h–hh \| Wd–Wd; hh:mm–hh:mm or hh–hh or h–hh. For example, `"openinghours": "Mo-Fr; 08:30-12:30 \| Sa; 8:00-14:00"` defines the openning hours as being from 8.30 am to 12.30 pm from Monday to Friday and from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturday.
`wheelchairAccess`	No	String	The following values are available: 1 – No 2 – Limited 3 – Yes