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Integrating iGUIDE With Google Street View

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Overview

Google Street View is a tool that allows users to virtually explore panoramic 360-degree views of locations around the world directly from Google Maps and Google Earth. By integrating your iGUIDE with Google Street View, commercial property owners and operators can extend their tour's visibility and offer immersive, interior exploration alongside Google's own street-level imagery.

This guide explains what Google Street View is, outlines the requirements for exporting an iGUIDE, and walks through each step of the export process so your published iGUIDE can be made available to a wider audience through Google's platform.

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Understanding Google Street View

Google Street View is a software tool that allows users to virtually explore panoramic views of neighbourhoods, cities, and locations around the world from any device. It is integrated within Google Maps and Google Earth, providing interactive 360-degree images captured by Google's own teams and partners. The technology enables users to take virtual tours of locations, enhancing the way they navigate and explore the world.

Requirements to Export to Google Street View

Before starting the export, make sure the following are in place:

  1. A commercial property with a valid address
  2. An active Google Business Profile
  3. A published iGUIDE 

Exporting an iGUIDE to Google Street View

Follow these steps to send your iGUIDE to Google Street View:

  1. Select the published iGUIDE you want to export within the iGUIDE Portal
  2. Click "Street View"
  3. Click "New Project" and then click "Start"
  4. Select the floors and panos you wish to include in the export
  5. Arrange the floors in order from top to bottom as they should appear when the building is viewed from the side, using drag and drop to set the order
  6. Align the floors on Google Maps so they correspond accurately to the property location
  7. Select your Google Place by searching for your business name (you cannot export to Google Maps without selecting a Google Place)
  8. Sign in with Google and export to Google Maps

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