Create interactive maps for your place-based engagements. Add rich layers of data onto your map to make it easier to present, capture, understand community feedback and co-design. Use it to locate community spots, places of interest, demographic information about populations and much more.
Create beautiful, interactive maps that help to demonstrate your proposals by adding:
...to add detail and context to your engagement. Our maps bring planned developments to life and make it easy for your community to share their thoughts and insights.
Your community members can choose the exact location they want to comment on by dropping a pin on your heatmap.
They can then answer a series of customisable questions as well as make suggestions, share ideas, or agree with other comments.
With Map as a question, you can also gather spatial information from your respondents.
Let your community members immerse themselves in your plans and proposals by integrating VU.CITY's digital twin software.
In 3D mode, visualise all planned changes within the existing context; see where new buildings and roads will site, and how these developments will affect the area around them. This makes it easy to discuss your plans with residents, stakeholders and developers.
Add interactive, clickable tiles to your map. When you click on one, you will be able to see additional information, images, videos and galleries.
Great for providing further context, illustrating plans and telling the story of your project.
With the Image on Map feature, adding overlays to highlight changes in an area is simple.
Want to show the impacts of a new traffic junction? Keen to display how a master plan will sit in the context of the existing landscape? Both of those are possible by superimposing your image on top of the map.
Easily provide extra information to your maps by importing and drawing layers. Layers can be added to your map either by hand-drawing them or by uploading geospatial files- perfect for showcasing routes, a radius or highlighting important areas for your respondents.
Add a Heatmap as part of your survey questions to create a seamless flow. You can also invite them to draw a line or draw a polygon, rather than simply dropping a pin.
Promote and build awareness of your engagements and get more people to participate.
Collect suggestions and ideas from your community on a range of different topics
Explore and understand real-time community insight with ease.
Continually engage throughout the process, share updates and build trust.