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Visitors Find Their Way.
The Precinct Works Better.
From civic buildings and council precincts to universities and TAFE campuses. Visitors find their way easily, staff spend less time on directions, and local businesses get more foot traffic. 21 years building wayfinding for Australian public spaces.
People can't use what they can't find.
Civic precincts, campuses, and council areas are spread out and unfamiliar to most of the people using them. Visitors arrive once or twice a year and don't know the layout. When they can't find their way, information desk staff field the questions, residents get frustrated, and nearby businesses miss the foot traffic that should be passing their door.
Visitors get lost in unfamiliar precincts
People visit civic buildings and campuses rarely. Without clear wayfinding, a simple errand turns into a frustrating search.
Information desk becomes a directions service
Reception and customer-service staff spend hours pointing people to the right counter, office, or building, instead of doing their actual work.
Accessibility is a legal obligation, not a nice-to-have
Public buildings must serve everyone, including people with low vision, low mobility, or limited English. Static signage routinely falls short.
Local businesses miss the foot traffic
When visitors can't navigate a precinct, they don't discover the cafes, shops, and services around it. The whole area loses out.
One Journey.
Kiosk to mobile, No app.
Find the kiosk
Purpose-built wayfinding kiosks at entrances, plazas, and key decision points. Easy to read, easy to use, and built to withstand outdoor civic environments and constant public use.
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Scan to continue
Scan the code and the route jumps to the visitor's phone. Nothing to install, no account to create. It works through the browser on the device already in their hand.
Walk it on mobile
The phone guides them across the precinct, building to building, turn by turn. The route that started at the kiosk travels with them until they arrive.
What Good Wayfinding Actually Does.
Wayfinding that gives back to the community.
The same screens that guide visitors can promote the businesses, events, and offers around them. Councils connect local retailers with the people walking past their door, and share in the revenue. One platform turns a wayfinding network into a community and economic engine.
Council
A New Revenue Stream.
Businesses
A New Way to Be Found.
ENVENT
A screen that helps & earns
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Why councils choose Envent.
WCAG ready by design
Two decades designing and deploying wayfinding in Australian public spaces. And our director's PhD research on trust in AI shapes where we take it next, carefully.
Built for public procurement
We understand how government buys. Clear documentation, accessibility compliance, and a local Australian supplier that procurement teams can stand behind.
21 years, built for what's next
Two decades designing and deploying wayfinding in Australian public spaces. And our director's PhD research on trust in AI shapes where we take it next, carefully.
Kiosks built to last
Award-calibre industrial design, our own, not a rebadged enclosure. Built for outdoor civic environments, constant public use, and Australian conditions.
One CMS, every site
Maps, directories, and content managed from a single login through Envent Cloud. Update once and it's live across every kiosk and mobile route in the precinct.
Supports local businesses
Promote nearby businesses, events, and tourism alongside wayfinding. The same screens that guide visitors can lift the precinct and the local economy around it.
What Councils and Campuses Ask Us.
is it accessible and wcag compliant?
Yes. Envent builds to WCAG accessibility standards as a starting point, not a patch added before an audit. Public buildings have to serve everyone, so the kiosk hardware and the mobile experience are both designed for people with a range of vision, mobility, and language needs.
are you set up for government procurement?
Yes. We're a 21-year Australian company that understands how the public sector buys. We provide clear documentation, accessibility compliance, and a local supplier relationship that procurement and probity teams can stand behind.
Does it work outdoors and across a whole precinct?
Yes. Our kiosks are built for outdoor civic environments and constant public use. Wayfinding spans an entire precinct or campus, routing visitors building to building, indoors and out, from one platform.
can we promote local businesses and generate revenue?
Yes. Alongside wayfinding, the screens highlight nearby businesses, council events, and offers. It runs on a revenue-share model, so advertising and retailer offers generate a return for the council while giving local businesses a new channel to reach visitors. All managed from Envent Cloud.
do visitors need to download an app?
No. Visitors scan the kiosk and the route continues on their phone through the browser. No app, no account, no install. That removes the single biggest barrier to people actually using digital wayfinding.
See it working in your precinct.
Book a demo and we'll walk through wayfinding build for yourcouncil, campus or civic spaces.