Floor plans allow you to add images to your Floors and map spaces to those images to visually represent the layout of your building. Once an image is added and spaces have been mapped, the Floor Plan Layers highlight different statuses of those spaces and can be used to quickly see occupancy, make a booking, or create a contract. This article covers mapping a space to a floor plan image.
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If you have not already added a floor or an image to that floor, see Adding a floor and Adding a floor plan image.
Kube comes with default Floor Plan Layers called Occupancy and Space Availability. If you would like to track a custom status, this can be done by adding a custom floor plan layer. For information on enabling this layer, see Enabling the floor plan custom layer.
Mapping a space to a floor plan image
Select Properties in the top menu.
Locate the property in the grid and click the property's name. The Property Spaces screen appears.
Select Setup in the side menu. The Property Essentials screen appears.
Select the Floors List tab. The Floors screen appears.
Locate the floor in the grid and click the three dot additional options menu next to the floor.
Select Floor Plan Mapping.
Click New Mapping. The space selection menu appears.
NOTE: For spaces to appear in this list, they must first be assigned to the floor. For more information, see Adding a space.
Select the space in the list you want to map to the selected floor plan.
Select a Shape. In this example, a rectangle is selected.
Double-click an area of the floor plan, and drag the shape over the area to be mapped. Double click again to finalize the shape.
Click Finish and then Save.
For a mapping example, see Floor Plan Space Mapping Example at the end of this article.
Click the yellow Save to finalize the changes. Click Close to close the floor mapping window.
TIP: To unmap a space from the floor plan, see Unmapping a space from a floor plan.
Floor Plan Space Mapping Example
