Indoor mapping software for US distribution centers, venues and campuses

US plan sets are drawn in imperial units, and Spatial Map reads them that way. Import a PDF sheet and pick the architectural scale — such as 1/8" = 1'-0" — or enter a known width; import a DWG (AutoCAD R2004 to R2018) and confirm feet or inches, choose the layers, and it is placed at true size. DXF files need to be saved as DWG or plotted to PDF first. The plan becomes a scaled picture you trace over: rooms and areas, racks with bin locations, walls, doors, stairs, lifts and escalators, aisles and routes. The general workflow is on our indoor mapping software page; this page is about how US teams use it.

In a distribution center, the twin is a live operations picture: rack locations colored from your WMS stock, dock doors and staging lanes, the trailer yard, forklift charging and quality hold. For 3PLs, the twin doubles as a client deliverable. A read-only share link gives a client the floors and layers you choose — their racks, their docks — with an expiry date and a view cap, without an account in your workspace. Solutions group facilities, reports and data by client or program inside one workspace.

Venues and airports are multi-level, connected by stairs, lifts and escalators, and full of rooms that matter at different times: gates and security lanes, concourses and suites, halls and loading docks. Spatial Map models every level in 3D and binds turnstile scans, crowd counters, occupancy sensors and tagged equipment to it. The Navigate button builds turn-by-turn walking routes around walls and through doors — also on share links — which helps temporary event staff find their post; routes stay on one floor.

University and corporate campuses use the same twin for space and assets: labs, classrooms, meeting rooms, equipment stores and the instruments inside them, building by building.

Multi-site rollouts work best when the first building becomes the template: the same room names, rack conventions, data links and reports, repeated across the network. Pro covers up to 4 facilities for $60 a month or $600 a year. For a larger network, our team digitizes floor plans and wires up WMS, RFID, BLE or sensor data as a fixed-price custom service, with a proposal usually within three business days. The app interface is available in English and Spanish (plus German, French, Arabic and Chinese), so bilingual floor teams can each work in their own language.