Indoor navigation for car parks
A multi-storey car park is a building too, with six levels or more, some of them below ground, hundreds of bays and rows that all look alike, and every day drivers arrive who have never seen it. They look for the pay machine, the lift or the way out on foot, and later cannot say where they parked. accuras turns your plans into a map that knows every way in the car park.
Your building
A car park that explains itself
Drivers who are late for a meeting or the fair do not want to search for the way. The plans you already have become a map that shows it, level by level, and your team keeps it up to date.
The levels below ground, mapped too
A car park is at its most confusing underground, where there are no windows and every row looks alike. The map is built level by level from the plans you already have, U2 and U1 included. When a level closes for works, bays are re-marked or charging points are added, your team updates the map itself, and everyone sees the change at once.
- From the plans you already have, below ground too
- Updated by your team, without a contractor
- Fewer signs to replace
From the row to the pay machine and out
The map knows every ramp, stairway and lift, and which lift reaches which level. Every driver finds the way from the row to the pay machine and on foot to the trade fair or the centre, and anyone who needs step-free access gets a route by lift. Your staff answer fewer questions about the way.
- Fewer questions at the pay desk
- Quickly to the pay machine and out
- Step-free for everyone who needs it
Find equipment instead of searching for it
With the system of your choice, the map shows live where the sweepers, cleaning carts and loan wheelchairs are. Your team no longer searches level by level but goes straight there.
- Less searching for your team
- The way to the equipment instead of a search
- Loan wheelchairs quickly where drivers need them
Your visitors
Drivers who find their way, and their row
Drivers who know where to go arrive on time and without stress. A QR code is all it takes, with no app and no extra hardware.
One scan at the entrance
QR codes at the entrance, in the lifts and at every row open the map in the browser. Nobody installs anything, and the route starts exactly where the code is, with the level, the row and the direction.
- No app, no extra hardware
- At the entrance, in the lifts, at every row
- The route starts at the code
Back to the right row
A code at every row says where you are, for example U2, row C. Note it, and when you come back, search for that row: the map leads you there, by lift if you need it, in several languages.
- The way back to your row
- In several languages
- Step-free by lift
A page for opening hours and prices
Every code opens a page in your own look, with opening hours, prices and notices for event days. You keep it up to date in one place, with nothing to reprint.
- Kept in one place, current everywhere
- Nothing to reprint when things change
- Your look, your content
Event days reach every driver
On trade fair days the queues at the barrier grow long. A notice on the page asks drivers to arrive early and shows the way on foot to the fair. A level closed for cleaning or new charging points reach every driver as news.
- Events find their audience
- News for every driver
Your team
More time for your team
In a car park with six levels every walk counts. Faults are fixed sooner when nobody has to look for the place first.
Faults fixed sooner
Whether it is the barrier at the exit, a light out on U1 or charging point 3 out of order: the report is made where the problem is, with photos and comments. Whoever takes it sees the level and the place on the map and goes straight there.
- No searching for level and row
- Fewer questions thanks to photos
- Documented until it is done
One team, many languages
Cleaning and service staff speak many languages. Every task, from WC cleaning to a barrier fault, appears in the language of whoever reads it and is understood the first time.
- Every task in your own language
- Also for external service providers
Bays and equipment, where they are needed
Bays for exhibitors or staff and charging bays are booked on the map, nearest first, and the calendar invitation brings the way there. With the positioning system you choose, the sweeper or a loan wheelchair is found live on the map.
- Reserved bays for exhibitors and staff
- Charging bays booked on the map
- An invitation with the way there
Bring a floor plan and see your own building on the map. Book a demo
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