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Shopping Function

3D Shopping in Virtual Tours
Products you can buy where they stand

Visitors walk through a showroom, gallery or store and buy what they see. This function is for retail, furniture, art and brand teams that want the tour to sell, not only to show.

Why it matters

A walk-through with no way to buy

A standard Matterport tour lets people look at products, but nothing is for sale. A 360 photo tour is the same. The visitor sees a sofa, then searches your website for it, if they bother. Product tags with prices, variants and a cart remove that step. The product is bought from the spot where it was seen, and you choose whether the order is placed in the tour or in your own shop.

Product tags

Tag any item in the space. The tag opens a card with images, price and variants, so the visitor reads about the product where it stands.

Stock status

Each product shows in stock, pre-order or on request, so visitors know what to expect before they add it to the cart.

Two checkout modes

Check out inside the tour, or hand the cart to your own shop to finish there. You pick one per project.

Shopify live sync

A Shopify catalogue stays in step with the tour through the Storefront API. Products, prices and images update from your shop.

CSV import

WooCommerce and other shops load through CSV import. Live WooCommerce API sync is not available.

Card and local payment

In-tour checkout takes card payment through Stripe, with PromptPay QR or bank transfer as options. PayPal is not available.

Live demo

See two working shops

HiSo Living Bangkok shows a furniture showroom with tagged pieces and a cart. Nafplio shows a gallery with a shop. Walk through both and add something to the cart.

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Live shop tour: HiSo Living Bangkok.Nafplio gallery shop Technical details on Xperio3D
Done for you

What 360INT takes care of

Xperio3D is developed by 360INT. We capture the space, set the feature up, prepare the content and keep it current, so your team receives a finished experience instead of another tool to learn.

01

Scan the floor

We scan the showroom, gallery or store with Matterport Pro3, so every product has a place in the tour.

02

Catalogue

We structure your catalogue, write product text where needed and tag each item in its position.

03

Shop and payments

We link Shopify, load your CSV files and set up Stripe, PromptPay or bank transfer for in-tour checkout.

04

Test orders, keep stock current

We test carts and payments, then refresh products and prices when your range changes.

Good to know
  • —Orders taken inside the tour are recorded in Xperio3D and are not written back to your shop.
  • —If stock and orders must stay in one system, use the hand-over mode and finish checkout in your own shop.
  • —WooCommerce and other shops need CSV re-imports, because live sync exists for Shopify only.
  • —Card payments need a Stripe account in your name.
How a project runs

From scope to a live 3d shopping

  1. 1
    Scope

    We agree the product range, checkout mode and payment methods.

  2. 2
    Capture and tag

    We scan the space, then place product tags from your catalogue.

  3. 3
    Link and test orders

    We link the shop or CSV data, then run test orders through each payment path.

  4. 4
    Go live

    The shop opens on your site, and we update the catalogue as it changes.

3D Shopping: Common Questions

Choose in-tour checkout if you want the tour to take orders on its own. Choose hand-over if stock and orders must stay in your shop. We explain the trade-off during scoping and set up whichever fits your business.

Yes. Shopify connects through the Storefront API, so products and prices follow your shop. For other platforms, you send us a CSV file and we reload the catalogue whenever your range or prices change.

Yes, as an option for in-tour checkout. PromptPay QR and bank transfer sit beside card payment through Stripe. We set up the methods you want, and we test each one before the shop opens to visitors.

Not in the checkout-inside mode. Those orders are recorded in Xperio3D and are not written back to your shop. With hand-over mode the cart moves to your shop, and the order lives there from the start.

No. In-tour checkout supports card payment through Stripe, plus PromptPay QR or bank transfer if you want them. If PayPal matters to you, the hand-over mode lets your own shop offer it.

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