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Product Marketing Manager
Chris is the Product Marketing Manager at Planitar of iGuide, leading technology for floor planning and space documentation. With a deep understanding of real estate, architecture, and insurance industries, Chris specializes in showcasing how iGuide’s tools enhance decision making across the entire property lifecycle. Chris' two passions are spending time with his family and talking endlessly about anything.
Artificial intelligence is changing how real estate listings are created and presented. As visuals become easier to manipulate, accuracy and trust matter more than ever. Buyers rely on listing content to evaluate homes before visiting. Accurate, transparent property documentation helps them understand what a home actually offers and helps agents build credibility.
The iGuide PLANIX R1 already delivers fast, accurate captures. The right accessories help you work more efficiently by improving leveling, organization, storage, and on-site handling. Here’s a practical guide to the tools photographers rely on to build a smoother PLANIX workflow.
When it comes to virtual walkthroughs, your tripod is a foundation for professional images and measurements. But what actually makes a tripod “great” for 3D virtual walkthroughs? Let’s break it down.
Creating an emotional connection between a home buyer and a property can reap many benefits. Discover how to spark instant “I belong here” moments for home buyers by blending immersive visuals with accurate, trustworthy property data to turn interest into commitment.
Learn how a strong property data pipeline improves accuracy, reduces rework and leads to better decisions across industries. This blog breaks down the full journey of property data, from capture to deliverable and why every step matters for accuracy and trust.
Wow your clients and keep them coming back for more.
Floor plans have always been powerful for understanding space, and now iGuide Premium’s enhanced 2D furniture and objects add even more clarity—making room purpose, flow, and scale easier to interpret at a glance.
