PROIEXIA · Interactive property presentation

The editor, explained

Every tab, every field and every button on the screen you use to build the presentation — what it does, what it costs, and the order to do things in.

Screenshots from the running editor 33 languages No installation

1What this is

Two screens, one set of data.

The presentation is what you send to a buyer: floor plans they can click, rooms they can walk into, materials and furniture they can change on the spot. The editor is this manual's subject — the private screen where you build that presentation. Everything a visitor will ever see is typed, uploaded or generated here.

Nothing is installed. The editor is a web page; open its address, sign in, work, press Save.

2Signing in

The editor address is your presentation address with editor.html on the end — for example https://your-domain.com/invest/editor.html. It asks for one thing, the editor password, and then opens.

3The header, button by button

One row, always the same shape. The left half says where you are, the right half is the same wherever you are.

Always there

Only on the Rooms tab

Only on the Floor plan tab

Only on the Furniture and Client links tabs

4Languages

One list in the header, two jobs.

Choosing a language in the header does two things at once. It translates the editor itself — labels, buttons, dialogs — and it switches the language of the text you are typing. That is why name fields are labelled Room name (EN), Plan name (IT) and so on: the suffix tells you which language you are filling in right now.

• Type the English name, switch the header to Italiano, type the Italian one. Both are kept.
• Anything you leave empty falls back to English on the visitor's screen, so a half-translated presentation is never a broken one.
• The visitor chooses their own language on the site; it has nothing to do with what you have selected here.

5Rooms

A room is one photograph plus the markers on it.

Adding a room

Press + New room. The editor asks for a name and creates the room empty. Every question the editor asks looks like this — a PROIEXIA panel, never a browser box.

The room photograph

A new room has nothing in it, so the stage becomes a drop zone. Drag a photograph onto it or click Choose a file. This picture is the room: markers sit on it, and virtual staging works from it.

The room panel

6Markers

The glowing circles on the photograph. Each one is a thing the visitor can do.

Press + Add marker and one appears in the middle of the picture; drag it onto the floor, the wall, the sofa — wherever it points. Click a marker and the panel on the right describes it.

The five marker types

Options

A Menu marker holds options, and each option is one finished version of the room photograph. Every option has:

• a thumbnail — click it to upload the picture for that option;
• an option name — Grigio Scuro, Rovere, per language;
• a ✦ AI button, which generates the picture instead of you shooting it;
• a product URL, shown to the visitor as a link on the image;
• a × to delete the option.

+ Add option adds another. The first option in the list is what the visitor sees before touching anything.

Generate with PROIEXIA AI 1 generation

The ✦ AI button beside an option opens the generator. It edits the room photograph you already have — the geometry, the light and the camera stay; only the surface you name changes.

Furniture markers

A Furniture marker does not carry finished pictures. It carries a position and a list of products, and the picture is made when the visitor asks for it.

7Shared markers

Define a product once, show it in every angle of the room.

Give two rooms the same Group and they become two angles of one room. Their product markers are then shared: the sofa you describe once appears in both, and you only drag it into position in each.

• + Add shared marker — one more product for the whole group.
• upload — the picture shown in the popup.
• Back on the photograph, select a shared marker to drag it into place in that angle, or tick Hide in this angle if it cannot be seen from here.

8Virtual staging 2 generations

An empty room, furnished. The room is kept exactly as photographed — only furniture is added.

Open it with ✨ Virtual staging on the Rooms tab.

The photograph, left

Hover the picture and it divides into wall zones. Click the wall the room should be arranged around — the television wall, the wall with the window. The chip underneath then reads Focal wall: …. If you have no preference, click Let the AI decide.

The settings, right

The catalogue, below

Your products, in tabs by category, with All (n) first. Click as many as you like — the count reads {n} selected and Clear empties it. Chosen products are placed as they are, in the model you sell. Choose none and the AI furnishes the room itself.

Running it

Stage the room asks you to confirm the cost, then takes 20 to 40 seconds. When it is done you get a slider: the empty room on the left, the furnished one on the right.

• Use this image — the staged photograph becomes the room's picture.
• Keep the empty one — nothing changes and the room stays as it was.

9Floor plan

The property, its flats, their prices, and the way into each room.

Properties and plans

A property is the building or development; a plan is one flat or one floor inside it. Create them with + Property and + Plan; the two lists in the header pick which you are editing.

The two images

Each plan takes two pictures, each with its own drop zone:

• Add the 2D floor plan — the drawing. It is also what a 3D render is made from.
• Add the 3D render — optional, or make one with ✨ 2D → 3D.

✨ 2D → 3D reads the drawing and produces a furnished render of it, 20 to 40 seconds, 1 generation. ⇋ 2D/3D then lays a slider over the two so you can check the render against the drawing; the button turns into ⇋ Markers to take you back.

The plan panel

Plan markers

Click a marker on the plan and the panel gives you its Name and the Linked room it opens. That link is the way in: a visitor clicks the circle on the plan and lands in the room.

10Furniture catalogue

The products a visitor can put into a room.

11Client links agency edition

One link per client, each with its own pool of generations.

12Account

13Dialogs and messages

The editor never uses a browser box.

Every question and every failure appears in the same PROIEXIA panel, so a refusal is impossible to miss and always says what actually went wrong.

• Yes, go ahead / Create / Delete — the coloured button always carries the consequence.
• Cancel, the Esc key, or a click outside the panel — nothing happens.
• Short confirmations do not interrupt: they appear as status text in the header and fade — Saved ✓, Image uploaded ✓, 3D render ready.

14What costs a generation

The chip in the header shows what is left. When an account runs out, the editor says so in a dialog and nothing is spent.

15What the visitor sees

Worth knowing, because every screen here is the far side of something you set.

16A complete walk-through

One property, from nothing to a link you can send.

1. Connect the account. Account tab, paste the key, Connect. The generations chip appears in the header.
2. Create the property and its plan. Floor plan tab → + Property, then + Plan.
3. Upload the drawing into the 2D drop zone. If you want a render and have none, press ✨ 2D → 3D.
4. Fill in the plan. Name, price and currency, size and unit, rooms, address, description, link.
5. Create the rooms. Rooms tab → + New room, then drop the photograph into the empty room.
6. Join room and plan. Tick the plan under Floor plans this room is on — or tick the room on the plan's own panel — then drag the marker onto the right room in the drawing.
7. Furnish an empty room with ✨ Virtual staging if the render came back bare.
8. Fill the catalogue. Furniture tab → + New product, cut-out photo, name, category, price, link.
9. Add the markers. + Add marker, drag it into place, choose the type, add options — uploaded, or made with ✦ AI.
10. Translate. Switch the header language and go back over the name and description fields.
11. Press Save, then Open site ↗ and walk the presentation as a buyer would.
12. Send it. The plain address, or — in the agency edition — a client link with its own quota.

17If something goes wrong

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PROIEXIA — interactive property presentation. This manual describes the editor as it ships; screenshots are taken from the running application.