The whole floor, at a glance.
A live floor plan for your lobby and corridors. Every room shows free, busy, or starting soon in real time, so anyone can spot an open room, tap it to book, and follow the route to the door.
Stop wandering the halls
looking for an open room.
Live status on every room
The same calendars that power your door displays color the whole map: free, in use, or starting soon. It stays in sync as bookings change.
Wayfinding that routes
A “you are here” marker and a drawn path to any room, desk, or teammate. Visitors and new hires find their way without asking.
Tap to book from the map
See an open room, tap it, and take it for 30 minutes right there on the wall. No app, no login, no walking back to your desk.
An open room,
in five seconds flat.
The map ranks every free room by how close it is to where you’re standing, so the nearest empty space is the easiest one to grab. No more poking your head into three doorways before a call.
- Free rooms surface first, sorted by walking distance
- Capacity and walk time on every option
- Filter by floor without leaving the screen
More than a map.
It’s a guide.
Drop the display in a lobby or by the elevators and it becomes the front desk that never goes home. Search a room, a desk, or a colleague and the map draws the path, turn by turn, from exactly where the screen is mounted.
- A “you are here” anchor set once per screen
- Routes to rooms, desks, and people
- Multi-floor buildings handled end to end
Your floor plan,
your brand.
Upload your real floor plan or let us trace it, then dress the whole display in your palette. The map on the wall matches the signs on the doors and the screens in the rooms, so it reads as one system.
- Themes shared with door displays & Meeting Room TV
- Light, dark, and branded color schemes
Four steps to a map on the wall.
Add the display
Create a Map Display in your dashboard and pick the floors it should show.
Drop in your floor plan
Upload an image or let us trace it, then place each room on the map.
Set “you are here”
Mark where the screen is mounted so routing starts from the right spot.
Cast to any screen
Open the display URL on a TV, tablet, or kiosk. It runs itself from there.
doneThe Map Display ties the whole floor together.
What started as a single door display now covers the journey through your building, from the front desk to your desk. The map is the bird’s-eye view that connects every screen.
Questions, answered.
Put a living map
on every floor.
Give your building a front desk that stays on after hours. Open rooms surface themselves, routes draw to the door, and the whole floor stays in sync with the screens on every room.