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How we work with venue owners:

We accurately create and manage indoor maps of all types of buildings.


We start with different source materials	Our digital factory transforms the information into proper maps	Our indoor maps are uniform and standardized for easy implementation
HERE Venues imports all kinds of information about a building. Upload your floorplans today!	The HERE Venues team uses a collection of sophisticated automated tools to transform the source materials into structured map data, or update existing maps.	The HERE Venues Data Format is an exceptionally flexible structure that makes it easy to use for enterprise application development.

Our indoor maps contain a wealth of information

Base Map

Addresses

Points of Interest

All of our maps are composed of vector objects (polygons and points). This results in maps that are crisp, fast and do not pixelate on any digital screen. The base map contains all the geometric information about a building including rooms, walls, doors and more.

The most important data layer on the map are the addresses. The HERE Venues maps follow the same unique addressing format used by the venue. This includes room numbers, store numbers, gate numbers, cubicle numbers, booth numbers etc. By following the same addressing format as the venue, you can quickly integrate information from your content-management system to our maps.

Points of interests are the occupants inside the building. In shopping malls, its stores. At an office, its people and conference rooms. At an airport, it is restaurants. The points of interest data also includes phone numbers, hours of operations, and more details as available.


Navigation	Geospatial Information
With our navigation data, we offer point to point routes across multiple floors (even multiple buildings in a campus!). We are experimenting with a novel approach to turn-by-turn direction. Please contact us if you are interested in learning more.	In addition to the standard X-Y coordinate system, our maps also include geospatial data (latitude/longitude). With geo-data, the maps can return information like the distance between two points or computing the floor area. The geospatial data also enables us to connect with any indoor positioning system (beacons, wifi, LEDs, magnetic, etc).