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Visitor guidanceReduce uncertainty around arrival.
- Named starting point and destination
- Pre-arrival and onsite directions
- Alternatives for barriers, closures or restricted routes
Onsite Navigation & Operational Guidance // Extend the Property Experience
Help visitors find their way and staff find the right instruction.
SiteSee connects public routes and protected staff guidance to the property map. Start with one destination or procedure, test it onsite, assign an owner and expand when it works under live conditions.
One Property Map. Two Separate Uses.
Use one property map for two clearly separated needs.
Guests need simple directions. Authorized staff may need protected instructions. SiteSee connects both experiences to the same physical property without exposing one audience’s information to the other.
Shared property modelSeparate audience controls02
Staff guidancePut approved knowledge where work happens.
- Authorized location-specific notes
- Approved step-by-step instructions
- Ownership, status and source links
Route Design and PreviewNorthstar Convention CampusRoute preview
North EntranceGrand BallroomBreakoutsLoading DockElevator Core
Public routeNorth Entrance → Grand BallroomLevel 01 · 7 minutes · public corridors
Route setupPreview before publicationAccessible alternativesTemporary restrictions
Build and Test the Route
Create directions around the way the property operates today.
Map entrances, floors, elevators, stairs, barriers, restricted areas and temporary conditions. Preview every route before anyone relies on it.
Destination clarityUse clear labels and named starting points.
Route and floor validationPreview paths and confirm every transition.
Accessible alternativesIdentify step-free and other appropriate route choices.
Temporary restrictionsReflect closures, barriers and event-day changes.
From Pre-Arrival to the Final Turn
Give people guidance before arrival and at each decision point.
Use the format that fits the property and moment—from pre-arrival route review to entrances, kiosks, mobile guidance or protected staff workflows.
Plan your routeNorth Entrance
to Grand Ballroom
to Grand Ballroom
Review the route
Show the entrance, parking, walking time and destination before the trip.
Prepare
Where are you going?Search destinationsGrand Ballroom →Confirm the next turn
Confirm the next direction at an entrance, registration area or concourse.
ArriveOnsite guidance
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Continue 120 ftGrand BallroomContinue onsite
Use mobile directions after the route and device have been tested onsite.
NavigateStaff procedureBallroom B
Pre-event check7 of 9 complete
Pre-event check7 of 9 complete
Complete the procedure
Open the approved note or checklist for the current location.
OperateStaff Guidance at the Point of Work
Place the right instruction at the exact point of work.
Connect authorized staff to location notes, approved procedures and source systems without exposing protected information to public users.
Location notesAttach approved guidance to the precise room, route or fixture.
Step-by-step proceduresTurn approved material into a usable sequence for one task.
Source links and ownershipConnect the authoritative source, status and responsible owner.
Public routes, planner logistics and staff procedures remain separate. Each person sees only the information appropriate to the role. Onsite routes are configured separately from property sales and planning views so each experience serves one purpose.
SiteSee supports orientation and task guidance. It does not replace emergency plans, accessibility certification, work-order systems or responsible property authority.
Protected Property WorkspaceEvent Operations // Level 02Protected workspace
Ballroom ABallroom BServiceStoragePrefunction312
Prefunction · LightingConfirm scene before guest accessAssigned to Event Operations · In review
Ballroom B · AVVerify lectern and display connectionMedia attached · Open
North Service CorridorTemporary delivery routeRoute note · Active today
Pre-event opening procedure7 / 9 complete
Start Small. Test Onsite.
Start with one route or procedure and prove it onsite.
Define one useful starting point, validate it under live conditions and assign responsibility before publishing.
Name the audience, destination or task and responsible owner.
Begin with one specific need.
Focused useDocument entrances, transitions, restrictions and source information.
Build from the real property.
Approved sourceVerify devices, connectivity, alternatives and live conditions.
Test before anyone relies on it.
Onsite validationAssign approval and ongoing update responsibility.
Keep routes and instructions current.
Named ownershipNo-Cost Onsite Operations Audit
Find the routes and procedures creating unnecessary friction.
You do not have to identify the problem before speaking with us. We will review how visitors navigate the property and how staff access onsite instructions, identify opportunities for improvement and recommend a focused place to begin.