How to Build an Interactive Masterplan With RegalScene
What it takes to make your masterplan interactive: the files you need, how the project is built and published, and what reaches your sales team.
Guides
Practical guides for developers, sales teams and agencies: what to prepare, how a project is built and published, how it is sold from in the gallery and online, and what reaches you when a buyer enquires.
What these are
The blog answers market questions and never argues for one product. These are the other half: openly about RegalScene, written for someone who has stopped asking what an interactive masterplan is and started asking what it would take to run one.
No pricing, no sales pitch dressed as a tutorial. Where something is a limit rather than a feature, the guide says so.
Stage 1
What you need, and how a project goes from your existing files to something buyers can explore.
Stage 2
Getting the project in front of buyers: your site, your agencies, campaigns and the gallery screen.
Stage 3
What your sales team and your agencies do with it, and what comes back when a buyer enquires.
How the screen in your sales centre shows real availability, how a consultant presents from it, and how the buyer leaves with the unit they were shown.
Give every salesperson and agency agent their own link to the project, so the visits and enquiries they bring are credited to them automatically.
In progress
This section is new. Publishing it with one guide rather than holding it back until a dozen exist means the one that is written is useful now. If there is a question you want answered next, the fastest way to get it written is to ask.
Open the live demonstration project and go through it the way a buyer would, then tell us what you're selling and where.