Searchable Destinations
Let attendees look up exhibitors, rooms, stages, services, and other points of interest.
Help Attendees Find What Matters
Give attendees a searchable, responsive map connected to exhibitors, sessions, services, and the latest event layout.
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Connected event view
Searchable Destinations
Connected Profiles
Current Information
Buyer Summary
An event map is the attendee-facing view of the venue, destinations, and participants. A modern map should be interactive, searchable, responsive, and connected to the event information people need next.
Map D publishes interactive event maps tied to exhibitor and sponsor profiles, locations, attendee discovery, and the organizer's live floor-plan data.
Core Capabilities
Let attendees look up exhibitors, rooms, stages, services, and other points of interest.
Give each location useful context instead of presenting unlabeled shapes on a floor plan.
Publish changes from the event source so attendees are less likely to follow an outdated file.
Practical Outcomes
Evaluate the workflow against observable event outcomes. A product demo should show how current information moves between organizers, partners, and attendees—not only a collection of isolated features.
Make event destinations easier to discover
Reduce reliance on static map files
Connect places to useful participant information
Give attendees a map that works on their device
A Simple Operating Model
Mark booths, rooms, stages, entrances, amenities, and other useful locations.
Connect each place to profiles, descriptions, schedules, or calls to action.
Publish the same current experience to web and mobile touchpoints before and during the event.
Upload the floor plan you already have and place your booths on it yourself, in Map D’s editor. Free to build, no contract, and nothing to install.
“I am really excited about this. The staff met with me this morning and we all LOVE the platform. People are already filling out their booths.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Use these questions to keep an evaluation focused on the workflow, people, and event outcomes that matter.
An event map is the attendee-facing view of the venue, destinations, and participants. A modern map should be interactive, searchable, responsive, and connected to the event information people need next.
Events that need a clear, searchable, mobile-friendly map instead of a static image attendees must pinch and scan.
Start with the workflow the team needs to improve, then evaluate data ownership, stakeholder access, integrations, attendee usability, implementation support, and reporting. A useful platform should reduce handoffs while keeping the event team in control of current information.
Map D publishes interactive event maps tied to exhibitor and sponsor profiles, locations, attendee discovery, and the organizer's live floor-plan data.