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NB: This is a screenshot of the Information box of a POI in use.mazemap.com. While most of the data/information from the other columns go directly to the floorplan configuration, those in the URL and Description columns as shown above, go directly to this POI Information box, thus, turning an ordinary POI into a Rich POI.

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Label name	POI list column data
Image Added	If room IDs in the CAD files are similar across floor plans/buildings, then the floors need to be identifiable. This is done by setting the POI prefixes the POI import main page. Typically the POI-prefix is the building ID + floor level, and the Floor Prefix label is to applied to column in the POI list that matches this.

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Image Added	The room IDs that matches the labels in room polygons in the floor plan CAD file.
Image Added	The POI names. Often this label is connected to the “Room ID” column. You can drag the “Searchable Name” label to multiple columns to make more more names searchable for each POI. Note that the names in one searchable name column will be used as the title of the POI in the POI card (when a POI has been clicked). This column has the highest priority set in the JSON config. Your CSM can help you out with getting the JSON priorities right.
Image Added	The room type / category (e.g. Accessible Toilet, Office, Corridor etc). When applying this label, the room types from the POI list (called “External types”), can be used to set up the POI categories under the menu “Types”. Note: Our system can only operate with one type per POI, so this label should only been applied to one column.
Image Added	The identifiers are the unique location codes for each POI/room. Typically a concatenation of campus ID, building ID and room ID. These are used to set up linkable tags
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