Proven on the ground.

Chatswood Interchange needed outdoor digital wayfinding in its public thoroughfare to serve both commuters and shoppers. Envent delivered custom Sabre 55" Dual Outdoor directories with architecture-matched aesthetics and a full outdoor-rated hardware specification.

Coface Australia needed a sophisticated building directory for their Sydney CBD corporate foyer — one that could serve staff, visitors and couriers, integrate with their online CMS and issue printed labels on the spot. Envent delivered a bespoke Blade kiosk modified to handle all three.

Bunbury Forum came to Envent with no digital wayfinding strategy and no existing directory solution. Envent designed and installed a suite of dual-sided interactive wayfinders running Envention software with advertising and SMS content capabilities.

AMP Capital asked Envent to push beyond their existing Sabre installation at Macquarie Centre and deliver something new. Envent responded by pioneering through-glass touch technology in the Australian shopping centre industry and simultaneously redeveloping the software platform to produce a 3D visualisation of the centre.

The University of Sydney Law Department needed a digital wayfinding solution for their newly constructed building. Envent delivered bespoke 26" freestanding kiosks with an integrated intercom system, letting visitors call staff and locate facilities directly from the directory.

AMP Capital relocated five wayfinding directories from Knox Shopping Centre in Melbourne to their Botany Town Centre in Auckland, with Envent customising the Envention platform to match the new centre's branding and environment.