Shared Record
One record. Many surfaces.
The shared-record model separates the record from the places it appears. A business maintains information once; each surface applies its own eligibility, publication and placement rules.
See one record across the network ↗
Opens the public Northland demonstration surface. The Northland test business account is linked as a public demonstration only — no operational data from it is stored in this registry.
The Chain
From organization to surfaces
ORGANIZATION
→BUSINESS RECORD
→LOCATIONS
→SHARED CONTENT
→ELIGIBILITY
→PUBLICATION
→PLACEMENT
→SURFACES
Step 1
One organization
The legal or operating entity that owns the record.
Step 2
One Business Record
A single canonical record — not a copy per website.
Step 3
One set of locations
Addresses, service areas and hours maintained once.
Step 4
Shared content
Descriptions, media, products, services and updates.
Step 5
Independent eligibility
Each surface decides which records qualify for it.
Step 6
Independent publications
A record is published to a surface on its own terms.
Step 7
Independent placements
Featuring and promotion are decided per surface.
Step 8
Many surfaces
25 configured surfaces read the same underlying record.
Boundaries
What this registry is not
- · LocalGridNetwork.com is a registry and network map, not the authoritative Business Record database.
- · It stores no customer records and exposes no private shared-application data.
- · Business Records cannot be edited here.
- · These are 25 configured surfaces of one shared-record demonstration—not 25 separate databases or operating companies.