Naviontel is the operator-grade indoor wayfinding platform for malls, hospitals, transit terminals, and campuses. 2D and 3D map authoring, multi-profile routing (including a real accessibility mode), QR position anchors, kiosk-to-mobile handoff, geofence-triggered brand campaigns, and a routing-graph validator that catches broken floors before you publish them.
Every other Philippine indoor-wayfinding vendor sells you a flyer. We ship the whole operating system.
No download — Naviontel is a managed indoor wayfinding platform. We'll set it up around your floor plans and walk you through it live.
Naviontel combines indoor wayfinding, floor-aware map authoring, QR positioning, routing intelligence, and operator analytics into one open-source-friendly platform.
Here is the feature list every other Philippine indoor-wayfinding vendor pitches — and what Naviontel ships on top. Every bullet below is backed by real code in the repository, not a slide deck.
Leaflet-based 2D floor editor with draft-→validate-→publish versioning, plus a Three.js-powered 3D preview baked into both the admin editor and the kiosk viewer — render your actual floor plan, not a stock isometric clip. Tenant branding via per-unit logos on the floor_units model.
Every route compute returns three options where a floor transition exists: Fastest, Avoid stairs, and Accessible (elevator-first). The graph respects is_accessible per edge and per node, plus deviation-check reroutes the moment a visitor drifts off-path. Emergency weights and route-graph validation are first-class.
Kiosk computes the route, renders it, then generates a self-hosted QR (/api/v1/qr, pure-PHP encoder, version 1–20 byte mode, filesystem-cached) that lands the visitor’s phone on the same route — origin, destination, floor, language preserved. Works on a LAN with no internet, because the QR is served from the same box as the kiosk.
Building-level geofence polygons with a real admin polygon editor (OSM-backed search, click-to-draw, drag-to-edit vertices) gate indoor-session starts and campaign triggers. Layered zones — building, floor, POI, custom polygon — all first-class in the data model.
A real campaigns table with zone targeting, floor/POI anchoring, time scheduling, priority, surface routing (mobile / kiosk / web), view & click counters, and a public API at /api/v1/public/campaigns/active. Admins manage them from a dedicated console screen. This is how mall operators actually make money from indoor wayfinding.
Organizations → properties → buildings → floors → map versions. Draft, validate the routing graph (unreachable nodes, orphan POIs, mis-linked floor connectors), then publish safely — with rollback. Every other vendor in the country pitches a single-venue pilot. Naviontel was built on day one to run a portfolio.
The platform needs to show how visitor guidance, map operations, and building intelligence fit together. That is the real product story.
Search destinations, change floors, resolve location from QR anchors, and display route steps that understand stairs, elevators, accessibility, and restricted paths.
Operators need tools to upload floor plans, calibrate overlays, link POIs to nodes, manage connectors, validate the route graph, and publish safe versions.
Session events, route requests, scans, and live assistance become the basis for congestion analysis, traffic understanding, and safer building operations.
The strongest launch sites are buildings where navigation failure is expensive, repeated, and visible to operators.
Strong fit for floor-aware search, multi-point destinations, controlled circulation, and operator-maintained indoor map logic.
Strong fit for floor-aware search, multi-point destinations, controlled circulation, and operator-maintained indoor map logic.
Strong fit for floor-aware search, multi-point destinations, controlled circulation, and operator-maintained indoor map logic.
Strong fit for floor-aware search, multi-point destinations, controlled circulation, and operator-maintained indoor map logic.
The mobile experience is designed for people inside complex buildings who need to find the next step quickly, switch floors confidently, and recover their route without friction.
The right tone is high-trust building technology. Less lifestyle app. Less generic SaaS. More spatial infrastructure with a clean command-surface aesthetic.
One strong admin shell, one clear mobile route flow, QR anchors, validated graph publishing, and usable analytics are enough to prove value before adding BLE, AR, or predictive AI.