Skip to main content

December- Release Update: Main Features

This article summarizes the key customer-facing changes introduced in the latest release.

Updated over a month ago

1. Improvements to Map Experience

a) New Default Map Layers Based on User Roles

To simplify the map and improve clarity for different types of users, the system now automatically adjusts which layers are visible based on the user’s role.

For Regular Users

  • Spaces – visible by default, always on.

  • Bookings – visible by default

  • Markers – visible and can be toggled on/off.

  • Colleagues – visible and can be toggled on/off.

For Admins, Managers, and Data Analysts

  • Markers

  • Sensors

  • Spaces
    (Each visible and controllable through the layer picker.)

This update reduces clutter and ensures that users see the most relevant information immediately.


2. Map Settings: Visibility & Default Map Selection (Web Portal + Kiosk)

Building administrators now have more control over how maps behave on the Spaceti Web Portal and Kiosk.

a) Map Visibility Settings

Admins can specify whether the Occupancy Map, Booking Map, or both are available to end users.

  • At least one map type must remain active.

  • Affects:

    • Web Portal Map

    • Kiosk (Opened & Closed versions)

  • Does not affect:

    • Mobile Apps (iOS, Android)

    • Meeting Room Apps

    • Dashboard Home Screen Maps

b) Default Map Setting

Admins can choose which map (Occupancy or Booking) appears by default for users.

  • If one map type is disabled in visibility settings, the system automatically uses the remaining visible map.

  • Applies to:

    • Web Portal

    • Kiosk (Opened & Closed)

  • Not applied to:

    • Mobile Apps

    • Meeting Room Apps

    • Dashboard Home Screen

These controls allow buildings to tailor the map experience to their operational needs.


3. Kiosk Enhancements

Two versions of the kiosk map experience are now available:

a) Closed Kiosk (Existing Mode)

  • URL remains unchanged
    Dashboard | Spaceti

  • Building selector removed to prevent incorrect navigation.

  • Minor UI improvements and stability fixes.

b) Opened Kiosk (New Mode)

A new kiosk version allowing visitors and staff to switch building and floor directly within kiosk mode.

Enhancements include:

This allows greater flexibility for multi-building environments and public navigation screens.


4. New Versions of Spaceti Frontend App

Latest updates include:

  • Performance improvements

  • Stability fixes

  • UI consistency enhancements aligned with the new map features


5. Bug Fixes (Customer-Impacting Only)

Improved Closed Kiosk Behavior

Fixed an issue where the Closed Kiosk incorrectly displayed the building selector.

Correct Visibility of Spaces & Bookings for User Role

Resolved an issue where user-role accounts sometimes did not see space or booking visibility as intended.


Summary

This release improves clarity, navigation, and customizability across the Web Portal and Kiosk experience.

Did this answer your question?