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Naver Smart Place is Naver’s local business listing platform in South Korea, the equivalent of Google Business Profile for the Korean market. Connecting it brings each registered place’s review counts, replied reviews, reservations, receipts, and Naver Map review metrics into Adriel dashboards.

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Before you connect

The following are required:
  • A Naver account with access to the target Smart Place listings, identified by its Naver login ID or phone number (for example, adriel01). Email-format IDs containing @ are not accepted.
  • The Naver account password.
  • Naver security settings adjusted so the connector can log in: two-step verification disabled and logins from other regions (Seoul) allowed. Naver’s default region-block behavior will otherwise block the login.

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Connect Naver Smart Place

1

Enter ID and Password

On the Data Sources page, search for Naver Smart Place and select it. Enter the ID (the Naver login ID or phone number, for example adriel01) and the Password.In the Naver security settings, disable two-step verification and allow logins from other regions (Seoul). Both are required for the connection to work.
2

Select My Place

Select My Place from the dropdown list. Choose the places to connect; each selected place becomes its own data source.
Limit the selection to 10 items or fewer. Selecting more than 10 places may cause the connection to fail. Accounts with more places should create additional connections.
3

Submit

Click Submit to complete the connection. The initial sync runs in the background, and data refreshes once daily thereafter.

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What gets imported

The connector imports daily and cumulative review counts, replied reviews, reservations, receipts, and Naver Map review metrics (total visitor reviews, blog reviews, and keyword/star reviews) for each selected place. Because Naver publishes no official Smart Place API, data is captured by logging in with the Naver credentials and reading the responses from Naver’s own frontend. For the complete list of metrics, breakdowns, refresh cadence, and limits, see the Naver Smart Place data reference.

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Troubleshooting

Login fails when two-step verification is enabled on the Naver account, or when logins from other regions are blocked. In the Naver security settings, disable two-step verification and allow logins from the Seoul region, then reconnect.
The multi-select step is capped at 10 places. Selecting more than 10 places can cause the connection to fail. Reduce the selection to 10 or fewer, and create additional connections for the remaining places.
The connector accepts the Naver login ID or phone number, not an email address. IDs containing @ are rejected before login is attempted. Enter the plain Naver ID (for example, adriel01) or the phone number registered to the account.

Naver Smart Place data reference

Metrics, breakdowns, refresh cadence, and limits for Naver Smart Place.

Naver Smart Place FAQs

Common questions and expected behaviors for the Naver Smart Place data source.

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