Next Steps Attendance Tracking and Indoor Wayfinding
Finding your next appointment has never been this easy.
What is it?
Next Steps® indoor wayfinding and an attendance tracking tool with long term approach. Any enterprise organization will benefit from this mobile application. We provided turn-by-turn indoor navigation features, including real-time location reporting during emergencies and improved attendance reporting.
A unique wayfinding experience
Next Steps® has a novel approach to wayfinding and attendance tracking, allowing users to create traces to and from static locations to provide indoor navigation and attendance automation using existing smartphones, sensors, and readers. Next Steps uses a unique combination of features not found in other applications.
Why Next Steps
Next Steps® was conceived after countless complaints of employees being late for meetings and delayed client appointments because they could not navigate the employer’s complex corporate facility. We were tasked with the schools finding a more efficient way of attendance reporting and real-time reporting for student location during emergencies. We are confident that our software and mobile app will add value to your daily guidance needs.
Nicole is exceptionally proud of what this company represents and what it will do to revolutionize how we think about indoor navigation and attendance.
Where can you use Next Steps?
Next Steps can be used in mid to large corporate facilities, including but not limited to:
Corporate
Lead your employees and guests to meeting rooms.
Hospital
Lead visitors and staff to different departments.
University
Lead students to a class with full campus navigation.
Airport
Lead passengers to their gate, restaurant, or lounge area.
See a Demo
We would love to share a demo with your company or organization. If you are interested in getting hands-on experience, sign up for our Beta Test.
Become a Beta Tester
Next Steps is looking for iOS users to participate in a Beta Test of our app. Our target audience is teens to older adults who have access to complex campuses.