Let attendees pick a starting booth or place, tap any booth on the floor plan, and get step-by-step directions. Map D draws the exact path they'd take, routing them across floors via stairs, escalators, and elevators.
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Event wayfinding software gives attendees point-to-point directions across a venue on their own phone, without a printed map. Map D routes between booths, sessions, and amenities, connects multiple floors and buildings, and starts a route from any booth on the live floor plan.
See how attendees find exhibitors, booths, and destinations on a live Map D floor plan.
Attendees tap an exhibitor on the interactive floor plan and Map D instantly draws the shortest walking route from the booth or place they start at. The highlighted path keeps them oriented from start to destination, and they can re-route to a new booth in a tap so nobody gets lost between sessions or aisles.
Large venues span multiple halls and floors. Map D connects maps with stairs, escalators, and elevators so a single route can carry attendees across levels and buildings. Step-free options keep the experience accessible for every guest.
Point-to-point wayfinding turns a busy show floor into a guided experience. Attendees spend less time searching and more time visiting booths, sponsors get more foot traffic, and organizers field far fewer directions questions, all from one live map that lives on your site and in your app.
Attendees select any two booths, or use their current booth as the start, and Map D draws turn-by-turn walking directions between them. Distance and estimated walk time are shown up front, so guests can plan their visit and reach the next meeting on time. Routes update instantly whenever they pick a new destination.
Connect multiple maps with stairs, escalator, and elevator connectors so routes flow across floors and buildings. Map D hands attendees off to the right connector and resumes directions on the next level. Step-free routing offers an accessible path for wheelchair users, strollers, and anyone avoiding stairs.
Every exhibitor on the floor plan is a tappable destination. Attendees search by company, category, or booth number, then route to it from a booth or place they pick. Bookmarks make it easy to build a personal plan for the day.
Every plan is a flat rate per event — not per booth.
Upload the floor plan you already have and place your booths on it yourself, in Map D’s editor. Free to build, no contract, and nothing to install.
“I am really excited about this. The staff met with me this morning and we all LOVE the platform. People are already filling out their booths.”
These are some of the most common questions about point-to-point wayfinding, on-map routes, and routing attendees between booths and floors at live events.
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Event wayfinding software gives attendees interactive, point-to-point directions across a venue. With Map D, visitors select any exhibitor or booth on the digital floor plan and instantly see the best route from a starting booth or place they pick, drawn as a clear path across the map to follow.
Attendees choose a starting booth and a destination, and Map D highlights the recommended walking path directly on the floor plan. The route is drawn as a clear line across the aisles, and for multi-level venues it continues onto the next map through the right connector, so guests can see the whole way at a glance before they set off.
Yes. Attendees pick a starting booth or place, then tap any destination booth to get directions between the two. Routes can be started from any booth on the floor plan, not just entrances.
Map D links multiple maps together with connectors for stairs, escalators, and elevators. When a route spans floors the directions guide attendees to the right connector and continue on the next map, so multi-level and multi-hall venues stay easy to navigate.
The wayfinding map embeds on your website or event app with a short snippet and works on any phone, tablet, or on-site kiosk. No app download is required for attendees to start navigating.
Because wayfinding is built on the same live floor plan, any change to booth positions, names, or the layout is reflected instantly. Routes and search results always use the latest map, so attendees are never directed to an outdated location.
