PUBLIC WORKFLOW · SPATIAL
Explore the space. Ask before you visit.
See how a visitor moves between spaces and gets a prepared answer about the venue. Open the public demo directly, then use the walkthrough to decide what your own space would need.
Live · Public demo
Live · Access code required
Include your venue type, available panorama assets, and one workflow to evaluate. The operator demo requires an access code.
In WEAVIST ACE, this example covers the Convert tour and the Execute workspace (SPATIAL). See how WEAVIST ACE fits together
Page text revised · observations from , not re-run
A WEAVIST-maintained self-demo, not a customer outcome. The observations below come from one English navigation and prepared-question run on September 11, 2026.
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Buyer question
“Is this space worth visiting, and how would I get there?”
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Observed answer or gap
Selecting “Sample Wall” changed both the panorama and space label from Material Library to Sample Wall. “How do I get here?” then displayed a prepared directions answer and navigation suggestions. It showed how a visitor can explore and ask; it did not verify that the travel information is current.
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What to do next
Start with the public tour. For your own space, prepare approved panoramas, room descriptions, and the questions visitors need answered. Keep directions current and agree the next step—such as a guided visit—before adding booking or other integrations.
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How to accept the result
Open the tour, select Sample Wall, and confirm that the view and label change together. Try the directions shortcut and compare its answer with the approved venue facts. Test free-form accuracy and any real booking connection separately; a prepared answer is not proof of either.
Technical evidence and original records
WEAVIST maintains this demonstration environment. Venue imagery, names, and legacy branding shown inside the demo are demonstration content; they do not establish venue ownership, a paying customer relationship, or a testimonial.
Inputs you can inspect
You need the public demo URL and a browser. The walkthrough uses the demo’s existing panoramas and prepared venue knowledge.
- Choose English, 繁體中文, or 日本語 from the demo’s language menu.
- Use a general venue question such as “How do I get here?”; personal or confidential information is unnecessary.
Four steps to reproduce
An English browser run on 11 September 2026 verified the first three steps. Other language flows and free-form questions were not tested, and no booking was submitted.
- 1. Open the public tour in English. Observed: the Material Library panorama and touring-assistant panel loaded.
- 2. Click “Sample Wall” in the assistant’s navigation suggestions. Observed: the selected space, heading, and panorama changed from Material Library / Pano 01 to Sample Wall / Pano 02.
- 3. Select “How do I get here?” Observed: a prepared directions answer with Address, By MRT, By Bus, By Car, and Nearby Landmarks sections. One displayed instruction was “Take Exit 1.” This confirms the response appeared, not that the travel information is current.
- 4. Open the public configuration and compare it with the receipt. The observed snapshot had the booking interface disabled. Record any difference in your own run.
Observed evidence and expected output
On 11 September 2026, unauthenticated GET checks returned 200 for the public tour, health endpoint, panorama manifest, labels, and configuration.
- Observed browser result: Material Library → Sample Wall, with the panorama changing to Pano 02; the prepared directions question returned an answer and Reception, Lobby Entry, and Front Desk navigation buttons.
- Observed configuration: component-1 enabled; wiki_enhanced=false; open_editable_table=false.
- Observed access boundary: the operator’s feature-control endpoint returned 401 without authorization.
- Review the selected view, its label, the question and answer, and any feature-state difference. The JSON receipt records these bounded observations and reproduction steps; it is not a full chat transcript.
What this example proves
The receipt documents public resources, a dated feature state, and one English navigation and prepared-question run. It supports evaluating the visitor experience, not business results.
- Quick prompts use prepared answers. Free-form accuracy and reliability require separate testing against your approved information.
- Operator presets illustrate prepared knowledge and feature activation. General document upload, real booking fulfillment, payment, and access-control integration are not verified by this example.
- The shared demo configuration can change. The operator workflow remains access-code protected.
Public sources and evidence
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Describe your spaces, available assets, and the visitor or operator workflow you want to evaluate. Include the systems involved and what you need to test. Guided operator access and project scope are arranged separately.
Request a SPATIAL walkthroughInclude your venue type, available panorama assets, and one workflow to evaluate. The operator demo requires an access code.