3D Retail Virtual Tours
for Shopping, Inspections & Insights

Yes. 360INT can connect a Matterport virtual tour to a Shopify store through the Xperio3D interactive layer. Product hotspots inside the tour are mapped to catalog items in your Shopify store, allowing visitors to view product details and add items to cart from within the 3D experience. The specific features available depend on your Shopify plan and setup — we confirm capabilities during scoping.

Yes. 360INT can connect a Matterport virtual tour to a WooCommerce store through the Xperio3D layer. Product hotspots are mapped to WooCommerce catalog items, supporting product discovery and add-to-cart actions within the 3D experience. Feature support may differ between Shopify and WooCommerce implementations — we verify the specific capabilities of your platform during scoping.

Yes. With the Xperio3D commerce connection, visitors can add products to a cart directly from product hotspots within the virtual tour. The cart is connected to your store's commerce system. Physical displays in the showroom must be mapped to the appropriate catalog products — this mapping is part of the implementation process.

Checkout takes place on your connected store's existing checkout system — the same system your online store uses. The virtual tour connects product discovery and add-to-cart actions to your store, and the visitor continues to your store's checkout to complete the purchase. The tour does not host its own separate checkout or payment processing.

Because product hotspots are connected to your live catalog, product information such as names, descriptions and prices reflects your store's current data. If a product is discontinued or out of stock, the hotspot can be updated or hidden. Changes to your physical showroom displays — such as new products or rearranged fixtures — may require a refresh capture or hotspot remapping to keep the tour accurate.

Yes. A public shopping tour and a private inspection tour can use separate access controls. The public experience shows products and commerce features, while the private experience can include construction documentation, fixture details, and operational information. This keeps public marketing and internal operations separate.

Yes. 360INT can capture your store at scheduled stages during construction, fit-out, or refurbishment. Each capture records a point in time, creating a visual record of progress. These captures support remote discussions between headquarters, local teams, and contractors, and provide visual records of issues for follow-up. A tour does not update automatically when the physical store changes.

Yes. Historical tour versions can be retained as dated records of your store at different points in time — store openings, seasonal merchandising, refurbishments, and campaign installations. Retention, hosting, ownership, and access arrangements are confirmed during the quotation process. We do not promise 'permanent' archives or automatic change detection without the corresponding service.

Heatmaps, where enabled, use real recorded navigation and interaction events mapped to spatial zones within the virtual tour. They can show navigation density, time spent by zone, and product interaction intensity. They do not measure physical-store footfall, eye tracking, or proven purchase intent. A hotspot click is not a sale. Heatmaps are an optional capability requiring setup — they are described as available where tracking is configured, not as an automatic dashboard feature.

Pricing depends on several factors: the size and number of store locations, the agreed capture scope, capture logistics and travel, the level of custom branding and hotspot annotation, the commerce platform and integration requirements, hosting scope, and any analytics or inspection features. We provide a custom quotation after understanding your specific needs. We do not publish fixed prices — each project is scoped individually.