Get search results from the currently opened Google Maps page
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How does this automation work?
Bardeen's playbook "Get search results from the currently opened Google Maps page" is a powerful tool for professionals involved in market research, location scouting, or data sourcing. This workflow allows you to directly extract search results from a Google Maps page without manual data entry, saving time and ensuring accuracy in your research.
Here's how you can automatically retrieve data from Google Maps using this workflow:
- Step 1: Scrape Google Maps Data - The Scraper tool will be used to extract information from your current active Google Maps tab. For this step, you need to indicate the maximum number of search results you want to extract.
How to run the playbook
Finding and organizing information from Google Maps can be a hassle, especially when you need to compile a list of multiple locations quickly. This Playbook simplifies the process by extracting a search result list directly from the currently opened Google Maps page, saving you the effort of manual data collection.
Imagine you're planning a business trip and need to gather details about several nearby hotels. Instead of copying each address one by one, this Playbook grabs all the relevant details in one go. Or, if you're managing a project that involves multiple site visits, you can quickly compile a list of all the necessary locations.
This automation makes it easier to focus on decision-making by handling the tedious task of collecting and organizing data, ensuring your workflow remains efficient and streamlined.
Let’s set it up!
Step 1: Pin the playbook
You will be redirected to install the browser extension when you run it for the first time.
Click the “Pin it” button at the top of this page to get this automation saved to your Playbooks, if you already have the Bardeen extension installed.
To use the Playbook, navigate to a Google Maps page.

Activate Bardeen (or hit Option + B on Mac or ALT + B on PC on your keyboard) and click to “run the playbook”.. The playbook will ask you to specify the number of results you want to extract.
Step 2: Run the playbook to get search results from the currently opened Google Maps page
To get results and information like name, rating, reviews, type, locations and more from the Google Maps page, run the playbook.
The playbook will then show you the result on the screen.

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