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Create your first event, get to the map location automagically and set your first stage.
(view more...)Click on any of the titles below to view the corresponding video.
Create your first event, get to the map location automagically and set your first stage.
(view more...)See how to add a map item in 4 easy steps.
You can also set any item property you want before you insert the item.
(view more...)See how to create new items on your layout and set their properties.
Our unique technology lets you keep track of many of the details that are important to your event planning.
Keep track of:
Two ways to multi select, multi create, rotate a group, snap an item and its number into place, drag/position a number vis-a-vis its item
NOTE
(view more...)Select ONE item from a group (alt key) , snap number only (shift key), delete item (shift key).
(view more...)You can generate a report of all the items on your map. You get a Microsoft excel spreadsheet of all the items sorted by item categories such as tents toilets generators etc.. (view more...)
Add fences, utility lines, and paths to your layout. EventMapStudio automatically keeps track of the length of the lines you draw, and includes the total length for each category of items in your report. To shorten a line, click on a blue dot while holding the alt key.
(view more...)Generate an interactive event map to increase customer engagement and help event-goers orient themselves.
(view more...)Generate a 3D vision of your event.The width and length are real and to scale, thus enabling you to have a realistic view of how your event will layout, in particular how spaced out your map items will be. The heights are simulated based on item category. (view more...)
You can draw areas on the map and automatically calculate their surfcae are as well as their maximum occupancy based on the minimum social distancing criteria you have entered for your event.
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Understanding the public transit landscape around your event is important for your event greening effort. Knowing where the public transit access points are will help you better layout your event in particular entrances and exits to leverage the mass transportation network.
(view more...)Sometimes the site of your event is oriented North/South and it would be nicer to rotate your map so it takes the whole witdth of your monitor which is wider than higher, ans still see your whole site. (view more...)
Maps are usually communicated in a jpg or PDF format. They are very often hand-drawn They are difficult to review because they are complex and hard to read. It is difficult to locate specific items such as alcohol vendors, or first-aid locations.
(view more...)A solid Solid Waste Plan is an important tool towards a sustainable zero-waste event . (view more...)