The basic techniques for moving through a digital job site in OnsiteIQ.
Open a 360° image
From the Portfolio Dashboard, click the name of the project you want. This opens the project's Progress Tracking table.
Click a floor plan in the Location column. If your project has multiple levels of hierarchy, expand the rows until you reach the level you want. The floor plan opens full screen.
Click a node on the floor plan to open the 360° image captured at that spot.
Finding a project faster. Use the search bar at the top of the Portfolio Dashboard, which matches project name, street address, city, state, state abbreviation, and zip code. The filter icon at the right of the search bar narrows by Account and by State or Province.
The nodes trace the path the Capture Specialist walked. For what the different node colors mean, see What do the different color nodes signify on a floor plan?
Move around inside a 360° image
Look anywhere. Click and drag the image with your cursor.
Walk forward. Up arrow key.
Walk backward. Down arrow key.
Look left or right. Left and right arrow keys.
Zoom. The + and − buttons at the bottom of the toolbar on the right side of the image.
TIP: Use the mini-map in the bottom left hand corner to select a new node and navigate to additional areas of the floor plan.
The toolbar on the right
Six controls run down the right side of a 360° image, top to bottom:
Adjust brightness — lighten a dark interior. See Advanced Navigation of the 360° Viewer.
Generate Timelapse — build a video of this exact view across every capture. See Generate a Timelapse.
Download Image — save the current view as an image file.
Create a markup — leave a note pinned to what you are looking at.
Zoom in
Zoom out
Split screen view
The mini-map in the lower left corner shows where you are standing on the floor plan, with a cone marking which way you are facing.
Click the Expand icon on the mini-map to enter split screen, which gives the floor plan a full half of the window. Every navigation method above still works in this view.
The top bar
Across the top of a 360° image you have Markups, Locations for jumping to another building or floor, the date picker for seeing this same spot on another capture date, and Share.