Indoor mapping and RFID software for Lebanon

Lebanon has a long tradition of trading, retail and distribution, with family businesses and regional groups running stores, showrooms and warehouses side by side. The questions are practical: what is on the shelf, what left through the door without being sold, which branch needs a transfer, and where the stock actually sits in the back room.

Spatial Map draws each store floor as a live map: departments coloured by stock, RFID reads at the exits, escalators and lifts, fridges and freezers by temperature, and BLE-tagged trolleys and staff as moving markers. The Retail Mart demo shows a three-floor store with built-in reports for RFID reads, item tracking and cold-chain sensors.

Distributors of food, beverages and household goods often run their warehouses from an ERP or accounting package with no API, or from spreadsheets. That is enough to start. Upload a CSV or Excel export of bins and quantities, and Spatial Map colours each rack location on the map; upload a new file tomorrow and the map updates, with every change kept in the row history.

The Crestline Fulfillment demo shows the full version — 2,204 rack locations, pick-to-light, packing, staging lanes, forklifts and the trailer yard — and chilled rooms can be added with temperature sensors as in the cold-chain solution.

Lebanon's hotel, venue and events sector — event halls, exhibition spaces, hotels and venues for weddings, concerts and conferences — depends on getting crews, equipment and guests to the right room at the right time. Spatial Map maps a multi-floor venue with its stairs and lifts, shows rooms filling up from people counters, and places tagged equipment and staff where your BLE gateway software reports them.

The Lakeside Convention Center demo shows halls with booth blocks, session rooms over capacity and crates moving from dock to booth; the Harborview Campus demo shows tagged assets with check-in and check-out, a pattern that suits furniture, AV kit and catering equipment shared across halls.

Spatial Map runs entirely in the browser. There are no servers to buy, no client software to roll out and no IT project to staff before anyone sees a result. One person can import a floor plan, draw the racks and rooms, upload a spreadsheet and share a read-only link with the owner the same week.

Four roles — Owner, Admin, Editor, Viewer — keep editing in the right hands, and read-only share links let a landlord, insurer or supplier see one facility without an account, with an expiry date and a view cap you set.

Many Lebanese teams switch between Arabic, English and French in the same day. The Spatial Map interface is available in all three — Arabic with a full right-to-left layout — as well as German, Spanish and Chinese, and each user picks their own. Your own room names, product categories and report titles appear exactly as you write them, in any script.

Our services team also works in Arabic, English and French, so floor-plan digitisation or an integration can be scoped and delivered in the language your team prefers — see custom services in French or in Arabic.