Virtual tours for logistics and transport

Our collaboration with UPS began at Dutch facilities and grew to dozens of locations across several countries. The walkthroughs show different buildings and functions, including warehouses and healthcare facilities.

The European tours are brought together in a repository. Visitors choose a country, business unit and location before opening the relevant walkthrough. For several sites, that starting point is part of the brief: customers should not have to collect separate links themselves.

For Marken, we created six walkthroughs, including Louisville, Singapore and Frankfurt. The consistent structure helps visitors explore different facilities. They see the layout and workspace around storage zones in context.

In healthcare logistics, conditioned rooms and different storage zones may be important. We discuss which areas to show and what needs explaining. The tour provides visual context; current temperature records, certifications and process information remain part of your own documentation.

Is the tour for an initial introduction, a discussion about one facility or a presentation of your network? Then select the relevant spaces, such as reception, storage halls, work zones and shared facilities. This determines viewpoints and useful explanations.

An employee can open the tour during an online conversation and go to the space the customer is asking about. Job applicants often need different parts of the building. Identify the audience before we develop the route.

Agree access, guidance and safe viewpoints in advance. Discuss moving warehouse vehicles and which areas will be available. Check visible labels, customer names, shipment information and screens before photography.

Include the locations, countries and preferred schedule in your enquiry. A single warehouse needs a different photography plan from an international series. We agree who checks the content at each site and how photography, production, hosting and later updates are costed.