Your documents, as they are
Hours, capacities, policies, rates: a PDF, a web page or an email is enough. We handle the formatting.
We spend about two hours at your venue for the capture. Around ten days later, your tour is ready to publish, and you have reviewed every text in it.
You prepare the venue and review the texts. We take care of the rest.
Room by room, it tells you what to tidy, switch on or open, so your venue looks its best on the day of the shoot.
Our certified drone pilots shoot the aerial 360° views and, depending on the project, a topographic survey or a 3D model. For a remote site or a chain of several properties, a photographer from our North American network shoots under the same protocol. Every tour is then produced in Montreal, to the same standard wherever the venue is.
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We set up the menu of spaces, the space cards and floor wayfinding, then add your images, videos, PDFs and web pages. The tour comes in French and English, and it is designed for phones.
Add it to your site as a button, a dedicated page or embedded in one of your pages. You can also share it by link, by QR code or in your email signature. There is nothing to install.
A rate, a photo or a text changes: the update is included in your plan. After renovations, we capture the new spaces, quoted separately.
Hours, capacities, policies, rates: a PDF, a web page or an email is enough. We handle the formatting.
The names you use with your guests. The menu lists your spaces in the order you walk through them.
You read the texts in a simple spreadsheet, one row per space card, and note your corrections. We add them to the tour.
Before every publication, we check that each path drawn on the floor reaches its destination.
We keep ten dated versions of your tour. If needed, the previous one is back online in thirty seconds.
Each module is added at your request. Your tour contains only the ones you asked for.
Two lines are enough to start.