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Explain a Feature
Introduce a room, describe a facility or add practical details that are useful at that point in the tour.
Add clickable information points that help viewers understand what they are looking at.
Bring text, photographs, video, documents and useful links into your virtual tour, placing the detail where it makes sense.
A tag is an interactive marker placed at a relevant point within the tour.
Viewers select the marker to open additional information about an area, object or feature.
For example, a tag beside a meeting room could link to its seating plans. A tag beside a display could introduce a product, while one beside equipment could link to its operating manual.
We help you choose the information that supports the purpose of your tour without overwhelming the viewing experience.
Introduce a room, describe a facility or add practical details that are useful at that point in the tour.
Add detail photographs, alternative room arrangements or supporting imagery relevant to the location.
Introduce a service, show an activity or explain how a product or piece of equipment works.
Provide access to brochures, menus, specifications and other documents through supported media or links.
Direct viewers to current product information, course pages, property listings or other useful resources.
Link to your existing reservation system, appointment page or enquiry form when a viewer wants to take action.
The most useful tags answer a question or offer a relevant next step.
We can plan an initial set of tags around your priorities, using the approved content you supply.
Link dining areas to menus and private rooms to venue-approved capacities or event brochures.
Explain room categories and facilities, with links to current listings and booking information.
Introduce specialist spaces through explanations, demonstration videos and supporting learning resources.
Place asset references and links to equipment documents beside the relevant captured location.
Your content can develop after the building has been captured.
With client dashboard access, your team can add and edit multimedia tags within the agreed tour setup.
Update information as your business changes, with guidance from us on managing the available content tools.
Clear titles, concise explanations and relevant destinations make tags easier for visitors to use.
Place information beside the room, feature or object it describes, helping viewers make the connection.
Link changing information, such as prices or availability, to the relevant live page on your website.
Check the content on desktop and mobile so the information is clear and easy to navigate.
Content updates do not change the captured building. Tags can be edited separately, while physical alterations to the space may require new scanning.
Yes. With client dashboard access, your team can manage multimedia tags within the agreed tour setup. We provide guidance on getting started.
Yes. Tags can direct viewers to your existing booking or enquiry pages. Transactions and reservations are completed through your chosen service.
You can supply approved wording, images, videos and documents. If you need help creating content, we can discuss this as part of the project scope.
Usually, yes. Display options depend on the media format and hosting service. We can check suitable files or links during setup.
It can link to a document in another system, with access controlled by that system. Viewers may need to sign in to open the destination.
Your quotation confirms the initial tag setup, supplied content to be added, dashboard access and any additional content production.
Tell us about your space and the information you want to bring into the experience.