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 - [Forward geocoding](search.md) (**/v1/search**) to find a place by searching for an address or name
 - [Reverse geocoding](reverse.md) (**/v1/reverse**) to find what is located at a certain coordinate location
 - [Autocomplete](autocomplete.md) (**/v1/autocomplete**) to give real-time result suggestions without having to type the whole location
-- [Structured Geocoding](structured-geocoding.md) (**/v1/search/structured**) to find a place with data already separated into housenumber, street, city, etc
+- [Structured Geocoding](structured-geocoding.md) (**/v1/search/structured**) (*beta*) to find a place with data already separated into housenumber, street, city, etc
 - [Place endpoint](place.md) (**/v1/place**) for details on a place returned from a previous query
 
 _Not sure which Endpoint to use? We have a [page](search-workflows.md) for that_
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 # Structured geocoding
 
+>**Note:** The structured endpoint is in _beta_. You may expereience issues as the structured endpoint has not been as thoroughly tested as the [`search` endpoint](search.md).
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 With structured geocoding, you can search for the individual parts of a location. Structured geocoding is an option on the [`search` endpoint](search.md), where a query takes the form of `/v1/search/structured`.
 
 For example, you want to find `30 West 26th Street, New York, NY`. With the geocoding parameter for `search`, you can only enter the entire location as one string, such as `text=30 West 26th Street, New York, NY`. However, with `search/structured`, you can specify that this location is composed of a street address, a locality, and a region.