Property amenities, Click & Go, and the Property Info button
The checkboxes that feed the Lobby, the smooth movement effect between hotspots, and the property summary panel.
Property-level amenities
Separately from the hotspots placed scene by scene, the property record offers a list of amenities to check (wifi, pool, air conditioning, parking, elevator...). These amenities are displayed as icons visible from the Lobby, even before the appointment starts — they let your client form a first impression of the property while they wait, and also serve as a quick-read filter for a client in a hurry.
The Click & Go effect
When a visitor clicks a hotspot, the image doesn't change abruptly: the view smoothly pans and zooms toward the clicked point before switching to the next scene or card, with a light fade. This effect, called Click & Go, makes navigation feel much more natural than an instant image change — it's an automatic viewer setting, there's nothing to configure in the Studio to enable it.
The “Property Info” button
Always visible during the tour (Lobby, Live, and Replay), this button opens a summary panel: the property's main characteristics, checked amenities, diagnostics if applicable, and information specific to the property's objective (see the article on sales, long-term rentals, and seasonal rentals). It's the entry point for a client who wants to quickly find information without having to look for it in a specific scene.
Screenshot from the viewer
At any point during a tour (by you or your client), a button lets you capture the image currently shown in the panorama, to keep or share it. Handy for sending a specific visual after an appointment, without having to ask for a photo again.
Other articles — 360° Studio
Building a tour: scenes, panoramas, and the initial framing
How to add your panoramic photos, organize them into scenes, and choose which room the tour opens on.
Hotspots: navigation, amenities, and information
The three types of clickable points you can place on a panorama, and what each one is for.
Preview, draft, and publishing the tour
How to review your tour before sending it to a client, and switch between draft and published.
Assignments and the Creator queue
Who works on a property: lead agent, creator, and additional collaborators — and how a property ends up in a queue.
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