Yes — and this is one of the most common use cases in logistics. Avatour streams live 360° video from your warehouse, giving every remote participant their own independent viewpoint. They can look around freely, ask questions in real time, and get an immersive sense of your operations and layout. DB Schenker, one of the world's leading logistics providers, uses Avatour to host virtual warehouse tours for customers globally — describing it as "as close as they can get to being there without being there."

A standard video call shows customers only what the operator points their phone at — a single, controlled viewpoint. Avatour gives every remote participant their own independent 360° view of the space. They can look left, right, up, and around simultaneously, exploring the facility at their own pace. For logistics and contract operations where customer trust depends on transparency, that distinction matters significantly.

Yes. Avatour gives remote auditors a complete 360° view of the facility — they see what they want to see, not just what they're shown. Multiple auditors can join simultaneously, each looking independently at the areas relevant to them. This makes it suitable for comprehensive HSE evaluations, compliance checks, and supplier qualification visits without requiring travel to each site.

Yes. Avatour supports both live and recorded sessions, so facility managers can conduct real-time walkthroughs of physical spaces, oversee maintenance work, assess operational efficiency, and coordinate with on-site personnel — all without being present. Recorded sessions can be stored in Workspaces for later review or shared with stakeholders asynchronously.

For logistics networks with multiple facilities, routine site visits — customer tours, audits, management walkthroughs, training — add up to significant travel spend. Avatour replaces the majority of those visits with immersive 360° sessions that participants can join from anywhere. DB Schenker found that domestic travel alone across their warehouse network accounted for millions of dollars annually; Avatour provided a viable alternative for the majority of those visits.

Yes. Avatour's Quick Capture feature lets operators record 360° video of procedures, workflows, and operational processes without an internet connection. Those recordings can then be uploaded to a Workspace where staff at other locations review them independently or in a group session. This makes it straightforward to standardise training and share best practices across a distributed warehouse network.

Avatour offers a short-term pilot programme. The hardware ships pre-configured in a hard-shell carry case, ready to use on arrival. Remote participants — including customers and stakeholders — join via a standard web browser with no software installation required. Most logistics teams are running their first virtual warehouse tour within days of receiving the kit.