Users can add customised remarks to a PDF export for improved insights.
This new feature allows users to add version information or other pertinent notes to PDF exports, which are displayed within the legend.
Users can now:
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What3words is now integrated into the Iventis Planner as an attribute type.
With What3words, users can quickly pinpoint any 3 x 3 square in the world using a with a simple three-word phase. For instance, the central spot in Wembley stadium is represented by ‘years,spike.raced’. The integration provides users with the ability to:
To see the feature in action, brought to life by Matthew from the Iventis Development Team, click here.
Iventis now supports the import of GPX files , a widely used format in GPS software. Satnavs and running/cycling apps like Strava offer the capability to export GPX data which traces a route.
This latest feature enables users to physically walk, drive or cycle a route, such as a marathon route, and import it directly into Iventis to help plan events.
Users can now:
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Users can view, copy, or download coordinates (latitude and longitude) for any single-point map object, and access the coordinates for individual or multiple objects conveniently through the Attribute table.
Users can now capture times, or time ranges, as attributes. Perfect for adding:
to your mapped objects.
Users can now:
Users can now group data in an attribute table, either by layer or attribute, to instantly see total quantities, costs, or any other specifics. This advanced feature also allows users to group data by more than one level, such as by both venue and layer.
Grouping attribute data makes it easier for planners to keep track of total resources and be able to monitor budgets in real-time. To watch a short explainer video of how to use this feature, click here.
Users can now access the latest global satellite and aerial imagery from Google! Google provides one of the most extensive and detailed sets of imagery across the world.
This latest addition complements the existing collection of imagery providers, enabling users to select the most suitable background for their location.
Users can now:
This new feature provides users with the capability to expand attribute lists with additional columns. For example, a furniture list can now be extended to include suppliers, colours, and prices for each item. This unlocks powerful new analysis opportunities, helping users to closely monitor quantities and costs.
List attributes allow users to select from a list when adding objects to a plan such as a venue, type of equipment, role, or anything else.
“The Iventis mapping software has been instrumental with plotting, measuring and storing the relay route on a secure platform. It allows relay planners to use the mapping software as a development tool, creating and amending the routes. Additionally, it allows for multiple user groups, with various access rights, to view or edit plans and see real-time route amendments. Plans can be shared via a link or exported in KML and PDFs files.”
“Birmingham 2022 is the largest event to be held in the UK since London 2012. That means it is an incredibly complex operation for us to manage. Iventis allows us to knit all of those requirements together in a single platform. It’s absolutely fantastic and so useful across the supply chain for everybody to have access across all of the different venues and fantastic from an efficiency and commercial value perspective”
