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C -- Floor Level (z-level of the floor). This is the level of the specific floor in relation to the surface ground, which starts with 1 if on the ground and -1 if on the underground level. This may or may not be the same as the Floor Naming Convention in effect in your country.
D – Floor-Prefix (A customer-centric – can be based on the customer's own building code or a concatenation of building ID and floor level. This is used to identify the correct floor plan in case there are identical room IDs in the same building or across buildings).
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G -- Text Visible in the Map (customer-centric - the name of the room that is visible in the map)
H -- Type of Room (customer-centric - the room category., eg. toilet, meeting room, study room, pantry etc.)
I – Searchable Name (customer-centric - Names that should be searchable - there can be multiple columns with searchable names).
J – Description (customer-centric - Description of the or any additional details about a POI)
K – Identifier (customer-centric - unique location code, typically can be a concatenation of campus ID, building ID and room ID, can also be a unique alphanumeric code from the customer's FMS or ERP system)
L – URL (customer-centric - Add a URL to the POI, will appear in the POI card).
M – URL text (customer-centric - the url text will be clickable and will take the user to the URL destination
N – External references (customer-centric - can be Sensor api, resource booking mailboxes that should be connected to the POI).
O – People Capacity (customer-centric - max number of people allowed in the room)
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5. For the changes to be visible in the map you would have to run an update. Click the "Run UpdateImport POI data" button.
6. Do an import by clicking "Import Poi Data"A pop up box showing potential POI changes are shown. That means that the changes would appear in Map Editor
7. For the changes to be visible in use.mazemap.com you would have to publish by clicking the "Start publish process".
