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Make your virtual tour a practical lever for your CSR policy.

Your spaces can be visited remotely, at any time. People who live far away or have reduced mobility plan their visit, and you cut unnecessary journeys.

What if everyone could discover the place before they arrive?

Open the tour and choose how you want to discover the site: explore it entirely from a distance, plan a visit or follow an information route. In a few clicks, everyone finds the spaces that matter to them and the practical information they need.

Château Saint-Joseph captured in 360° Château Saint-Joseph · Aude

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Entrances, corridors, lifts, facilities, reception points or training areas: each stop gives visitors something concrete to go on. They know what to expect, can anticipate their needs and find it easier to decide whether they need to come in person.

Read the Château Saint-Joseph case study

Turn your spaces into routes that are useful, inclusive and measurable.

Each tour can be scripted around your audience and your goal: discovering a place that is hard to reach, preparing a visit, delivering training or documenting what remote viewing changes.

  1. 01

    Create inclusive routes

    Guide each audience to the spaces and information that concern them. You can flag access points, corridors, available facilities, assistance points and any limitations people should know about before they come.

    An accessible entrance flagged in the tour
    ACCESS · MAIN ENTRANCE What you will find on site
    Access ramp
    Automatic door
    Accessible toilets
  2. A production area explained step by step
    STEP 3 / 8 · NARRATED TOUR The production area
    1:38
    02

    Train and inform people remotely

    Turn the tour into a teaching aid: narrated stops, videos, instructions, documents and visual cues let you present a site to a group without always bringing everyone together on site.

  3. An accessibility charter attached to the entrance hall
    OUR COMMITMENTS What we do here
    Accessibility charter
    On-site recycling guidelines
    03

    Add your content and your CSR commitments

    Place your accessibility information, instructions, environmental actions, evidence, charters or useful contacts in the right spot. Your commitments become visible in the real setting where they apply.

  4. 04

    Measure use and estimate the journeys avoided

    Depending on the options you choose, track how often the tour is opened, how long people stay and which spaces they view. Combined with your own data on sessions, audiences, distances and modes of transport, this information can support a documented estimate of the journeys avoided.

    Remote viewing statistics
    VIEWING STATISTICS · 30 DAYS
    312 tours viewed remotely
    Average distance you enter 48 km return
    Declared share of solo car trips 72%
    SAMPLE DATA · THE ESTIMATE REMAINS YOURS

The features that open the place to everyone

What your agency adds to the tour so everyone can discover the place without travelling.

  • Museum director in a painting gallery, headphones round her neck, showing a tour with its language menu open on her phone

    Narrated tour

    À la carte option

    A tour narrated by your team, in every room

    • Your voice guides the visitor
    • They discover your roles and your teams
    • In several languages if you wish
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  • Manager of a retirement residence beside a wall screen playing an automatic guided tour

    Automatic guided tour

    Set your own tour route with guided tours

    • Set the order, angles and speed of the route
    • Let visitors take back control at any time
    • Play it on a loop on a reception screen or a stand
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  • The head of a training centre in an atrium, tablet in hand on a tour's navigation menu

    Navigation menu

    Guide visitors to the right place with built-in navigation menus

    • Name your spaces in your own words
    • Group them into multi-level sections
    • Keep your contact button visible throughout the tour
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  • An estate agent in a Haussmann-style living room, tablet in hand on a tour with a point of interest open

    Points of interest

    Enrich your virtual tour with points of interest

    • Add your photos, videos, text and PDFs
    • Place each answer where the question comes up
    • Insert call-to-action buttons to get in touch, book or discover an offer
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  • The owner of a guest house in her stone living room, tablet in hand on the gallery of HD photos taken from her virtual tour

    HD photos

    Illustrate your listings and website with HD photos from your virtual tour

    • Get HD photos of every space captured
    • Choose your own framing in the 360° tour
    • Add the dollhouse view to your images
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Other useful options

Your CSR tour, ready to use within 48 business hours.

We work out the audience, the goal and the information to highlight with you. After the capture, you receive a link ready to drop into your training, your communications and your visit preparation routes.

  1. 01

    A route planned before the capture

    You identify the useful areas, the accessibility information, the CSR content and the journeys the tour should help people prepare for or avoid.

  2. 02

    Your easyVirtual.tours agency comes to your site

    The capture is organised with your teams to keep disruption to a minimum. The easyVirtual.tours team guides you to produce a tour that is clear, consistent and suited to your goal.

  3. 03

    A tool that grows like your website

    Online within 48 business hours. You can then add to your tour just as you would a website. Add a room that has been made accessible, a new route or reception information.

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Other use cases

A candidate looks through the virtual tour of the offices before her interview

Turn your virtual tour into a real asset for your employer brand.

  • No app to install
  • One link for every channel
  • Viewing statistics as an option
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Your questions before you get started.

What people ask us most often when the tour is used to widen access and cut travel.

  • Does a virtual tour really reduce CO₂ emissions?

    Yes, when it genuinely replaces a preliminary visit, a presentation or a training session. The saving depends on the journeys, the distances and the modes of transport. As a digital tour also has a footprint, talk about a measured contribution.

  • How can I estimate the journeys and emissions avoided?

    Compare your baseline with the visits the tour actually replaced, recording return distances, modes of transport and the period covered. To publish an estimate of emissions avoided, use recognised emission factors and keep a record of your assumptions.

  • Does a virtual tour replace the physical accessibility of a site?

    No. It complements the site's accessibility features and obligations; it never stands in for them. It offers a way to discover the site remotely and helps visitors plan their route, identify the facilities available and anticipate their needs.

  • How does it help someone with reduced mobility plan their visit?

    The tour can show entrances, corridors, lifts, toilets, rest points, reception desks and useful contacts. It can also clearly flag known limitations or obstacles, so the person can decide and organise their visit more independently.

  • Can I train several people without bringing them together on site?

    Yes, for any part of the training that works remotely: discovering the site, presenting a process, instructions, locating equipment or preparing a practical exercise. Hands-on skills and requirements that call for physical presence should still be organised on site.

  • What is the benefit for an estate agency?

    The tour lets prospective buyers discover the property before travelling, share the decision with others and check the main criteria. The agency can then focus in-person viewings on the properties that attract genuine interest.

  • What data can I collect?

    Depending on the options you choose, you can track how many times the tour is opened, how long people spend in it and which spaces they view. To estimate the journeys avoided, these statistics need to be combined with your own data: registrations, remote sessions, in-person visits cancelled or replaced and mobility profiles.

  • Can I restrict access to certain audiences?

    Yes. A password lets you share a training course, a technical tour or an internal route only with authorised people, without making the content public.

  • How soon is the tour online?

    The link is usually delivered within 48 business hours of the capture. The exact timeframe is stated in the agency's proposal.

Do you have another question?

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Ready to open up your sites in a new way?

Tell us about your spaces, your audiences and the journeys you would like to prepare better or avoid. An easyVirtual.tours agency near you will help you create a useful tour, true to your site and in line with your CSR commitments.

  • Your CSR goal scoped with you
  • Free quote, no obligation
  • Tour delivered within 48 business hours

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Describe your site (type, floor area and town) along with your audience and your goal: remote access, visit preparation, training or fewer journeys. You receive a priced proposal within 24 business hours.

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