Wayfinding Signage
Help visitors find their way with digital wayfinding — directories, directions, and maps on any screen, updated centrally whenever your space changes.
Loopvew CMSWhy teams use Loopvew for wayfinding signage
Directories that stay current
Visitors self-serve
Right info, right spot
Events and temporary routes
Always on
Any screen
Where it shows up
Lobby and entrance directories
Elevator and stairwell screens
Corridor and junction displays
Interactive kiosks
Department and wing signs
Parking and exterior screens
Your screens shouldn't stand still.
Without Loopvew
- Static signs that are wrong after the first re-layout.
- Visitors stopping staff for directions all day.
- Every directory updated separately.
- A network fault leaving a directory blank.
- A moved department means every printed sign is wrong.
With Loopvew
- Directories stay current across every screen.
- Visitors find their way without staff help.
- Each building and floor shows relevant guidance.
- Temporary event routing runs on schedule.
- Directories keep playing through network interruptions.
Live in three steps
Step 1
Share your space
Tell us your buildings, floors, and screens. We'll confirm the right player per display.
Step 2
Pair your screens
Install the Loopvew player, enter the pairing code, and every wayfinding screen appears in your dashboard.
Step 3
Publish your directory
Put your directory or map live, then extend to corridors, floors, and kiosks.
The details
Nobody lost, nobody interrupted
Loopvew guides visitors through your space with directories and maps that stay current — updated centrally, shown on every screen, and grouped by building or floor so each location shows what’s relevant.
Static signs can’t keep up
Buildings change — tenants move, departments relocate, events reroute traffic. Digital wayfinding updates once and reflects everywhere, so the directory is never wrong the week after a re-layout.
Self-serve at the decision points
Put the directory where people arrive and the guidance where they get lost — lobbies, elevators, corridors, and junctions. Interactive kiosks let visitors search for themselves, freeing front-of-house staff from the same questions all day.
From one lobby to a whole campus
Start with the entrance directory that serves everyone, then extend to floors, corridors, and interactive kiosks. A single building and a multi-site campus use the same workflow — pair, publish, and target by location.
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Wayfinding Signage FAQs
Let's plan your screens.
Tell us what you want to show and where. We'll help you roll out wayfinding signage the right way.