How does a visitor start navigating?

A visitor scans a QR code placed at an entrance or junction. The QR encodes that location as the start endpoint, so the app skips straight to choosing a destination. The visitor then follows a step-by-step route in their own language — entirely in the mobile browser, with no app download.

Do visitors need to install an app or sign in?

No. The entire experience runs in the mobile web browser. There is no app to install and no account to create — visitors scan and go.

Where should QR codes be placed?

Place a QR code at each start endpoint — main entrances, lobbies, reception desks, parking exits, and key junctions. Each start endpoint has its own QR code and shareable link, so the route always begins from the right place.

Can visitors share a route or open it without scanning?

Yes. Every start point also has a shareable link you can send by message, email, or website. Links and shares are tracked separately from QR scans, so you can see how visitors arrived (QR scan, website, WhatsApp, or direct).

Does QR wayfinding work in the visitor's language?

Yes. The visitor interface supports 72 languages and auto-detects the browser language, and AI translates destination names and route steps on demand. AI voice narration can read each step aloud in the visitor's language.

QR Wayfinding

Scan. Pick a destination. Navigate.

EnaSmartWay turns any QR code into an instant starting point — visitors confirm where they are, choose where they're going, and follow one-tap routing in their own language.

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Modules

One platform. Every step of the journey.

QR wayfinding, a visual route builder, step-by-step routes, and rich media segments — each configurable per building and route, all from a single admin panel.

QR Wayfinding

Place a QR code at any entrance, lobby, or junction. Visitors scan, pick a destination, and get one-tap routing in their own language — no app to install.

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Visual Route Builder

Model buildings, floors, and waypoints, then connect them into authored routes. Each segment carries direction text, duration, accessibility tags, and media — across floors and buildings.

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Step-by-step Routes

Turn-by-turn indoor directions across floors and buildings, including elevators, stairs, and ramps. Every step shows clear guidance, estimated duration, and accessibility cues.

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Rich Segments

Enrich each route step with photos, short videos, and audio cues so visitors recognize landmarks. AI narration reads the way out loud — hands-free.

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Ratings & Insights

Every route, rated and measured.

Visitors rate routes after navigating, and a full analytics funnel shows what people search for, where they drop off, and which routes succeed.

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NEWRoutes

Cardiology — Block B · 1,240 routes · 4.7★

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POPULARSegments

Conference Hall A · 980 routes · 4.5★

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STABLESettings

Gate 24 — Terminal 1 · 720 routes · 4.8★

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POPULARRoutes

Radiology — Block A · 540 routes · 4.6★

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Navigation Funnel

Track the whole journey — scans, start and destination selections, route views, navigations started, and completions — with completion rate and drop-off at every step.

Route Ratings

After each route, visitors leave a 1–5 star rating with an optional comment. See average rating, rating trend, and which routes underperform.

Channel Attribution

See how visitors arrive — QR scan, website, WhatsApp, or direct link — and which destinations and routes are most popular, by hour and day.

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