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Geolocation node configuration panel showing address and location options

Overview

The Geolocation node resolves the user’s geographic location (city, country, coordinates) based on their IP address or other signals. This node doesn’t require manual configuration — it automatically provides location data that can be used by downstream nodes.

Output Data

The Geolocation node provides:
  • City — The user’s city name.
  • Country — The user’s country.
  • Coordinates — Latitude and longitude for precise location-based logic.

Common Use Cases

  • Store locator — Combine with a Location Datasource to find stores near the user.
  • Weather-based personalization — Pair with a Weather node to show weather-appropriate content.
  • Regional content — Use conditions to show different content based on the user’s country or city.

Best Practices

  • Geolocation accuracy depends on the user’s network. IP-based geolocation is typically accurate to the city level.
  • For email channels, the location reflects where the email is opened, not where the user lives.
  • Consider adding fallback branches for cases where geolocation data is unavailable.