MyProperty virtual tours: create hotspots for walkthroughs

Our recently launched MyProperty virtual tour solution, is an industry first free virtual tour solution for estate agents. It allows estate agents to create free and unlimited virtual tours on their property mandates. You can create a tour and upload the link to your mandate on your management system, including Base.

Now with hotspot functionality

We've just launched the next phase of our upgrades which includes the ability to create hotspots on scenes. Hotspots are clickable areas that link you to different scenes (rooms) for a virtual walk through experience. You can create unlimited scenes per tour but also any number of hotspots per scene, which will be summarised for you in your interface:


When you open a scene, you can simply pan the photo and create a hotspot by clicking on an area in the photo and selecting where it should link to. It is as easy as that!



Here is one embedded below we've done in a property with an entry level Ricoh Theta SC 360 camera. You can also open the tour in a new window here to play around with the hotpots.





Custom branding option

For those companies looking to customise the look and feel of the virtual tour viewer, our team will be able to setup custom branding options including frame, icons, font and colour scheme. Contact us to discuss.

Head over to MyProperty to get started: https://www.myproperty.co.za/tools/virtual-tours


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