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In this article, we will show you how to understand the layout of the search feature while viewing and using the Explorer map on your smartphone.TICKET: jira

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How to configure search enhancements?

How to view Search Enhancements on Explorer

Steps

1. In the PAM navigation menu, go to 360 Planner > Digital Signs

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3. Select an Interactive Kiosk Digital Sign (this usually starts with a 4. 2). You can also use the search section and the filter feature on the left-hand side.

4. On the right-hand side pop out stay on the GENERAL tab

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5. Scroll to the bottom and scan the QR code with your smartphone device

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Accessing Quick Link Filters on Explorer

1. Once Explorer has loaded up on your smartphone, you will immediately notice that the Quick Link Filters appear when you are viewing the map on the Explore tab. The Quick Link Filters is also viewable on the Search tab

2. If you were to click on a Quick Link filter Filter (i.e. Click on the parking lot icon Parking), you can see everything related to that icon appear all at once.

3. Click on the more icon to reveal more quick link Quick Link Filter icons. (If you only have three active filters then you will not see the more icon) The default number of Quick Link filters displayed before clicking more is always 3.

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4. You can see up to a maximum of 7 quick link icons on within Explorer

5. Click on the less icon to return to the original normal view

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6. This is how Quick Link Filters look like as it’s default layout setting without the more / less button

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Why 7 Quick Link icons instead of 8? How do I know which icon won’t be shown?

Since the Interactive Kiosk can show up to 8 Quick Link Filter Icons at any given time, it will result in one less Quick Link Filter icon being shown in Explorer as it can only contain a maximum of 7.

If in the event of having 8 Quick Links activated, Explorer will never take the last Quick Link Filter on the list in Digital Sign Manager. We will show this below

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1. In the PAM navigation menu, go to 360 Planner > Digital Signs

2. Select Sign Configuration the SIGN CONFIGURATION tab

3. Select Interactive Kiosk

4. Select the Search SEARCH tab

5. Scroll down to the Quick Link Filters section

6. There are currently 8 Quick Link filters Filters activated. Out of all these filters, Explorer will not show First aid as that is the last one on in the list.

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In this example, if the First aid filter icon is crucial important to be seen inside Explorer over another filter, you can re-adjust the order of the Quick Link Filters in PAM. This will save you from removing and re-uploading filters repeatedly.

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8. Coffee is now at the bottom. This means that if all eight filters are activated in Digital Sign Manager, Coffee will not be seen inside Explorer when the Quick Links feature. in Explorer

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If we go back to Digital Sign Manager, and go into the global configuration settings, we will see the following:

9. Coffee is now at the bottom of the list and with all eight Quick Link Filters activated, it means the Coffee icon won’t be seen inside on Explorer.

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10. To verify this change, open up Explorer (make sure the link you are using is associated with the same PAM account) and look at the Quick Link Filters.

10. Select the more icon

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11. You can see all 7 Quick Link Filters with the exception being Coffee, confirming the changes were correct.

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Clicking on a Featured Location

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When you have allocated locations to be inside displayed as part of the ‘featured location' section in Explorer, you will notice that access to these locations is readily availablethese locations are typically popular places of interest for visitors at the venue.

We will give an example of what happens when you click on the location. We will click on Sofi Stadium and the image you see below is what you normally see when you search for a location and click on it to find out more information about it.

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Viewing Popular Search History

When you use the search section to type in results, if the location exists then you will see results based on what you searched. If there are no results available, the page will return an empty listing and asks the user to try again. This feature is useful for finding out your previous searches.

If you click on the results based on what you had typed type in, that then will become part of your search history. This is also the same for when you select a location via Quick Link Filters.

The concept behind this is, is every time you search for a location and click on it, that will be rememberedrecorded.
When the user goes back into the search section, they can see up to the four most recent searches they have done while using Explorer. This will need to be the same Explorer link in order to generate the same search history. [INSERT PHOTO]

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Clicking on a Quick Link

Having Quick Link Filters will enable all locations that are similar in what they offer to customers, to be organised shown together in one whole area at the same time.

For this example, we have selected the Parking Icon Quick Link in the photo below and this showed us all Parking areas in the venue that are currently accessible to customers. Quick Links is

useful in this regard, as a customer can just click on an icon and it will show them everything of the same thing that is scattered throughout the venue. Once you have clicked into a Quick Link Filter, you will see the following

1. Select the back button to return to the search menu

2. Select this area to drag the list up to show a complete list view instead of a half map / half list view

3. For this example, since we clicked on the Parking Icon, the list shows all parking lots in the area.

4. Choosing a specific parking lot (i.e. Experience Parking C) will show you where it is on the map and will ask if you would like directions to be taken there.

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