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# Geolocation

By default, you can use the service which determines the client's geolocation based on the IP address. You can edit the available geolocation services or add custom ones.

## Providers list

The following information is provided about each provider:

**Priority**

The provider priority.

If you have multiple providers configured, data requests are sent based on their priority. If the highest priority provider doesn’t respond, the request moves to the next provider in line, continuing in this manner until the data is received.

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**Name**

The name of a provider.

This is a link to provider details.

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**Created**

The date and time when a provider was added.

## Provider details

To access details, click the **provider name** or **pencil icon**.

Here you can adjust provider settings.

The page is divided into the following tabs:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Preferences" %}
On this tab, you can view general information on a provider, as well as change its name and priority.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Database" %}
On this tab, you can view general information on a database, including the number of records.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Drivers" %}
On this tab, you can run diagnostics and check the connection to a provider, by clicking the **Test connection** button.
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}


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