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This page covers preparation in GeoSpace, our positioning infrastructure partner. GeoSpace setup must already be complete. (See GeoSpace setup.)
Building a space follows the order building → floor → plan. After uploading a plan, you set the scale so that pixels on the plan map to real-world meters.

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1. Register a building

1

Open building registration

On the Building list screen, press [+ Register building].
2

Enter details

  • Building name: for example, Onecheck Mart
  • Pick the location on the map: type an address and choose from the search results. You can also click the map or drag the marker.
  • Address, latitude, longitude: filled in automatically once you pick a location.
Building registration dialog

Building registration dialog

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2. Register floors

1

Open floor work

In the building list, press [Floor work] for the building.
2

Add a floor

Press [+ Add floor], fill in the following, and press [Add].
  • Floor name (for example 3F, B1, Room 622)
  • Sort value: positive for above ground, negative for below (for example 3, -1)
  • Description (optional)
3

Move on to plan placement

New floors appear in the list. Floors without a saved plan are marked incomplete; press [Place plan →] to continue.
Add floor dialog

Add floor dialog

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3. Configure the plan (scale)

A floor plan image carries no real-world dimensions. Scaling tells the system “this length on the plan equals this many meters,” connecting the plan to real-world coordinates. Locators, zones, and positioning coordinates all sit on top of this value, so set it accurately.
1

Open plan placement

Press [Place plan →] in the floor list.
2

Upload the plan image

Press [Image] and attach the plan file (PNG, JPG, and so on). Use a layout that matches the actual space.
3

Set the scale with two points

Press [Set scale with two points], then on the plan:
  1. Click the start point
  2. Click the end point
  3. Enter the real distance (m) between them → [Apply]
Two-point scaling screen

Two-point scaling — ① start point · ② end point · ③ enter the real distance

Choose two points across a span whose real length you know precisely (wall to wall, column spacing — measured with a tape or laser measure). The span you click and the distance you enter must cover exactly the same stretch.
The “plan width (m)” shown after applying is not your input — it’s the full image width converted to meters. If your two points sit inside the image edges (because of margins or where you clicked), the value can appear larger than what you entered. This is expected.

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Next steps

Locator setup

Register hardware, install on site, and place it on the plan.

GeoSpace setup

Back to sign-in, tenants, and partner keys.