Create a store locator from Webflow CMS

Connect Webflow to Storepoint, select your collection, and match its fields to location details. Storepoint imports the items and displays them in a map you can embed on your website. Visitors can search nearby, filter the results, and get directions.

Yes. Your collection can contain stores, dealers, branches, event venues, or other listings with a physical location. Use each item’s name and address for its map listing, then add details such as descriptions, images, and links. Organize category tags into filters so visitors can find the right type of listing.

Start with a name and usable address. You can map the address as one field or combine street, city, state, postal code, and country fields. The connection also supports images, descriptions, email addresses, website links, and supported custom fields. Choose these in Collection Field Mapping.

Yes. Map supported fields to Storepoint tags, then organize those tags into filters. Option fields can supply category labels, Switch fields can supply labels when turned on, and text fields can supply tags. For example, visitors could filter by a location’s service or an event’s category.

Yes. Storepoint imports your selected collection when you connect it. After that, Webflow item notifications let it add, update, or remove linked locations. Changes appear after they are received and processed; you do not need to replace the locator embed. Keep editing managed location details in Webflow CMS.

Yes. CMS sync uses a Webflow collection as the source of your location data. Embedding places the locator on a website page. You can use both together, or use CMS data on a different website. If you only need to embed a locator, see the Webflow store locator page and embed guide.

No. Storepoint connects directly to Webflow. Authorize your account, choose the collection, and match your fields. Then copy and paste the locator into your website. The Webflow CMS setup guide explains how to prepare your collection and start syncing.