Indoor editor, navigator, and guest wayfinding
Turn floor plans into operational routing truths – managed by your administrators and used wherever credentials touch doors.
NG-Key binds indoor topology to your tenant hierarchy: buildings, floors, connections, and destinations remain coherent as your campus evolves.
Operators design and develop routing graphs with validation-oriented workflows; published bundles serve as the sole reference for navigation experiences and downstream analytics.
Guest-facing navigation links inherit the same authorized structure — so reception teams stop sending screenshots, and guests don’t have to guess which stair corresponds to the policy.
Spotlight
What 'one indoor model' unlocks
- Single routing bundle per tenant and location — no competing geometry silos between visitor apps and operator consoles.
- Structured transitions between floors and wings — escalators, elevators, and corridors remain aligned with physical circulation.
- Destination-Aware Guidance – POIs and Checkpoints Reflect How Teams Actually Describe Spaces During Incidents and Audits.
- Scoped guest journeys — public navigation surfaces inherit restrictions without disclosing internal topology details.
- Analytics-ready references — indoor events refer to stable identifiers instead of fragile free-text labels.
Depth
Capabilities teams rely on
Authorization & Lifecycle
Draft, Review, and Publish Indoor Revisions with Clear Separation Between Operator Changes and Production Packages.
Navigator runtime
Serve coherent directions from the published graph — aligned to access paths, not generic map tiles.
Guest navigate
Issue tenant-specific experiences that remain calm under load – minimal friction for invited visitors only.
Operational Signals
Attach analytics semantics to floors and connections to improve indoor positioning over time — not just after incidents.
Spatial Governance
Keep circulation constraints explicit – emergency overlays and restricted corridors remain enforceable across all surfaces.
Check coupling
Trace issuance alongside access decisions – procurement and security checks see a coherent story.
Motion
How rollout teams operate it
Model
Import or refine geometry with connectors that reflect real traffic – no decorative polygons.
Validate
Walk critical journeys digitally — from reception to the boardroom, from the lobby to the lab — before they are published.
Publish
Promote bundles so navigator and guest surfaces consume identical routing truths.
Observe
Tune POIs and transitions using analytics and operator feedback – without branched maps.
Recognized outcomes from procurement
Fewer navigation escalations during peak visitor times.
Security posture improves when guest journeys inherit institutional constraints.
Operations retire duplicate indoor datasets maintained as 'map only.'
Audit narratives reference stable indoor identifiers instead of screenshots.
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Every Facility Capability at a Glance
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Maps & Indoor
Routing Graphs, Analytics-Ready Indoor Data, and Guest Finding from an Editor.
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Elevators
Building stacks and elevator profiles tied to people and policies.
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Visitors
Invitations, Reception Workflows, and Indoor Guidelines for Guests.
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Parking
Locations and Vehicle-Aware Operations Next to Identity Decisions.
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Locker Banks
Smart Locker Walls Aligned with Facility Hierarchy.
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Contractors
Time-Bound, Auditable Vendor Access Instead of Shadow Permissions.
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Card Creator
NFC and Card Artifacts Prepared Next to the Same Reader.
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