Web services make it possible to build distributed systems with components that are spread across the Internet while using standard protocols such as HTTP and SOAP.
NAVTEQ Web Services support the development of a wide range of different use cases, such as fleet tracking, travel planning, tour optimization, store locators, location based advertising, and many more.
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Documentation is provided via the links in the table below.
| NAVTEQ Web Services | Functionality |
| Geocoder 5.1 | Matches addresses to the correct location (latitude and longitude) on the map. |
| ReverseGeocoder | From the input of a single coordinate such as a user’s mouse click or GPS derived coordinates it searches the surrounding map objects and provides textual description of the position. |
| MapletRemoteControl | Supports "remote controlling" mapping clients, custom data integration and mashups. |
| Map Service | Supports uploading large amounts of custom map data to the server. |
| Routing | Calculates a route between two locations and, optionally, via additional stops (via points). Truck Routing: Using NAVTEQ Transport data combined with individual Truck profiles. |
| MatrixRouting | Special routing service that accepts input of any number of locations and calculates routes from one of these locations to all others. |
| Map Graphics Interface | Renders raster maps (bitmaps) from vector data on the fly, and enables the use of satellite and aerial imagery in combination with the NAVTEQ vector based street network. |
















