DEPLOYWayfinding
Get anyone from here to there.
Search for a place, get a route that understands floors, doors and accessibility, and follow step-by-step directions. The same wayfinding runs on your website, kiosks, apps and signage.
01What you get
Directions people can follow without thinking.
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Multi-floor routing
Routes take stairs, lifts and escalators into account, with clear floor-change instructions.
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Landmark directions
“Turn left after the pharmacy” instead of “walk 40 metres north-east”.
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Accessible by default
Step-free, low-stimulus and avoid-crowds options on every route.
04
Multi-stop
Visit several places in the shortest order, for tours, errands or picking.
05
Shareable links
Send a route by SMS, email or QR code. It opens in the browser, no app needed.
06
Closures and detours
Mark a corridor or lift as closed and routes adjust instantly everywhere.
Routes that start outside.
Because Mapfloors runs on a full GIS, a route can start at a bus stop, a car park or a hotel down the street, and continue inside without switching apps.
03Used in
Airports
Live estimates that factor in security queues and moving walkways.
Explore →Stadiums & arenas
Ticket section and row to gate, stairway and seat.
Explore →Casinos & resorts
Session rooms and schedules for groups and conferences.
Explore →Trade shows & events
Route attendees between sessions, booths and halls.
Explore →Universities
Temporary layers for tours, stalls and graduation.
Explore →Multifamily residential
Route prospects from parking to the show unit and amenities.
Explore →04Questions
Good to know
Does wayfinding need indoor positioning?
No. Wayfinding works with a chosen start point, a kiosk location or a QR code. Add indoor positioning when you want a live blue dot.
Can we route people around temporary closures?
Yes. Close a door, corridor or lift in Studio or via the API and every route updates immediately.
See your own building in Mapfloors.
Book a 30-minute demo. Send a floor plan beforehand and we’ll walk you through your own venue, not a generic one.