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# GBP group tracking

Group multi-location GBP tracking projects and run or compare them from within Track.

## Open GBP groups

Select the client and open **Track**. Use the GBP group controls inside the tracking experience; GBP Groups is not a separate primary sidebar item.

## Create a group

1. Confirm that the client’s Google Business Profile connection contains the intended locations.
2. Create a group and choose the tracking projects or locations it should contain.
3. Review the group before starting a scan.

## Run and read a group scan

**Run group scan** starts a scan for the projects in the group. Local Pack charges per keyword and location, so review the displayed estimate before running a large multi-location group.

## Troubleshooting

* If a location is missing, reconnect GBP and confirm the signed-in account can access it.
* If results are empty, confirm that the first scan completed.
* If costs are higher than expected, review the number of projects, keywords, and locations in the group.


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