Required copyright notice

You must include an attribution statement when you use HERE data because the global coverage data HERE provides uses content from the HERE platform.

If your products and/or services use map data that is made accessible using this service, you shall provide end-users of your products and/or services with notice, in a reasonably conspicuous manner (e.g., in the End-User Terms and on every visualized map), of the supplier notices and related terms applicable to such map data by

1. referencing the notices and related terms set here, and
2. including the following copyright notice: © 20XX HERE, XXX, where 20XX is the current year, and XXX is the label text defined for a specific zoom level range and geographical area (see below).

The HERE Raster Tile API provides the copyright endpoint that you can use to retrieve the available copyright providers of the map. To request the list of copyright providers available for a map, use the copyright endpoint. For more information, see the API Reference documentation.

When you make a copyright request, the response is similar to the example below.

{ "copyrights":
  {
    "in": [
    {
      "boundingBoxes": [
        {
          "east": -89.0225,
          "north": 17.8168,
          "south": 16.5943,
          "west": -91.4256
        },
        {
          "east": -88.2215,
          "north": 16.1868,
          "south": 14.9642,
          "west": -89.0225
        },
        {
          "east": -89.0225,
          "north": 16.5943,
          "south": 14.1492,
          "west": -90.6245
        },
        {
          "east": -89.8235,
          "north": 14.1492,
          "south": 13.7417,
          "west": -91.8261
        },
        {
          "east": -90.6245,
          "north": 16.1868,
          "south": 14.1492,
          "west": -92.2266
        },
        {
          "east": -90.6245,
          "north": 16.5943,
          "south": 16.473,
          "west": -90.6686
        },
        {
          "east": -89.6796,
          "north": 14.1492,
          "south": 14.0259,
          "west": -89.8235
        }
      ],
      "alt": "Aprobado por el INSTITUTO GEOGRAFICO NACIONAL Resolucion del IGN No 186-2011",
      "label": "IGN Guatemala",
      "maxLevel": 20,
      "minLevel": 10
    }
  ],
  "sat": [
    {
      "boundingBoxes": [
        {
          "east": -180,
          "north": 90,
          "south": -90,
          "west": 180
        }
      ],
      "copyrightText": "Airbus",
      "label": "Airbus",
      "maxLevel": 20,
      "minLevel": 14
    }
  ]
 },
 "resources":{
   "base": {
     "styles": {"explore.day":["in"],"explore.satellite.day":["in","sat"]
     }
  }
 }
}

For example, if you are using the resource base and the style explore.day you must use the copyright block with key in, as stated by .resources.base.styles."explore.day". If the bounding box {"east": -90.6245,"north": 16.5943,"south": 16.473,"west": -90.6686} is included in your visible viewport and the zoom level is between 10 and 20, then the copyright statement that needs to be clearly visible on the map in 2022 is © 2022 HERE, IGN Guatemala.

You can store the copyright information in your client application. You must refresh this value every 24 hours.

The copyright information associated with the different styles, zoom level ranges, and geographical areas is shown. Variant copyrights are defined by the bounding boxes and the relevant zoom level range. A style may use more than one data source. In that case, all the copyright blocks defined by .resources.base.styles.$STYLE_NAME must be used. For each copyright block, only those whose bounding boxes are visible in the viewport must be shown.

A copyright block is defined for each source of data (e.g. in, sat, and so on) and contains the following elements:

The bounding boxes may override or add to the copyright label depending on whether the map view is contained completely within one of the bounding boxes or overlaps partially one or more of them.

When visualizing an area, all of the copyright providers that have bounding boxes overlapping to that viewport need to be visualized on top of the map.

For example, when rendering an area over Guatemala, provided the copyright information is similar to the one displayed above, the image could be similar to this one.

For more information, see Terms and Conditions