Places
Places are real-world venues where meetings can happen. A restaurant for a lunch meeting, a cafe for a quick intro, a golf course for relationship-building, a gallery for a creative conversation. The right place sets the tone.
Overview
Use search_places to find venues near a lead. The tool searches across Google Maps and returns structured results with ratings, addresses, and coordinates. Places are the everyday alternative to events — always available, low friction, and adaptable to the context.
The Place type
Place types
search_places parameters
Example usage
Example response
Places vs. Events
How places relate to other resources
- Meetings: Use a place’s address in the
locationfield when callingsend_meeting_invite. - Events: Events are the preferred meeting context. Places are the always-available fallback.
- Humans: After finding someone with search_humans, search for places near their location.
Best practices
- Default to cafes for first meetings. Casual, accessible, low-commitment. A 20-minute coffee is easier to accept than a lunch.
- Use restaurants for high-LTV leads. Sharing a meal creates personal connection and extends conversation time. It signals investment.
- Try golf or tennis for executives. Activity-based meetings break the ice naturally and create memorable experiences.
- Use min_rating for restaurants. A 4+ TripAdvisor rating ensures a good experience. The venue reflects on your brand.
- Match place to context. A gallery for a creative lead. A cafe for a quick intro. A stadium for client entertainment. The place is part of the message.