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Integrate our tools into your ecosystems

20-09-20251 minChristopher Médaille · Co-founder of Inoveo3D
Integrate our tools into your ecosystems

Publish your virtual tours across all channels with one click. Tips for effective distribution.

Key Takeaways

  • Connecting your real estate marketing stack (CRM, social media, portals) is key to maximizing efficiency.
  • Inoveo3D provides seamless API integrations to distribute immersive media assets instantly.
  • Centralizing media assets ensures a consistent and premium brand image across all digital channels.

Integrate the Inoveo3D virtual tour into your ecosystem

Do you want to offer the 360° virtual tour directly in your own platform or software? It's possible! Inoveo3D provides a complete API and detailed documentation to enable smooth and fast integration into your ecosystem. Our tool adapts to all 360° image formats and allows your users to create, customize and publish their virtual tours autonomously, without technical constraints. The interface is ergonomic, intuitive and can be customized to your colors (logo, graphic charter, etc.).

Benefits of API integration

• Unified user experience: your customers stay on your platform while enjoying the power of our tool. • Tour creation possible regardless of 360° image format (JPEG, PNG, etc.). • Advanced customization: logo, colors, export options, etc. • Dedicated technical support to accompany your team during integration.

Terms and pricing

Integration is done on request, with personalized support. Pricing is degressive according to the volume of users or exports generated through your ecosystem, to adapt to your needs and growth. Contact us to get a demo, access the API documentation and receive a custom proposal.
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Christopher Médaille

Co-founder of Inoveo3D

Inoveo3D is a French SaaS platform for AI photo editing, 360° virtual tours and video for real estate professionals.

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