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Virtuous streamlines the creation and distribution of virtual reality content that are customized for your business and customers. The platform includes a number of powerful features and other optimization options in addition to assisting users in using 360-degree cameras to capture immersive content.

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Virtours Features

  • Virtours FeaturesVirtual Tour Scenarios : Supports viewing via web browsers in interactivity/panoramic mode with a mouse.
  • Virtours FeaturesWebsite Integration : Allows integration of existing websites via VR viewer, smartphone, cardboard, etc.
  • Virtours FeaturesManaging Permissions : Allows managing permissions, users, licenses, etc via cloud CMS.
  • Virtours FeaturesContent Management : Helps to upload content, publish, edit, hide, and delete all generated tours.
  • Virtours FeaturesStatistical Data : View all customer-collected data for effective tracking of their experience.
  • Virtours FeaturesFollow-up Emails : Send follow-up emails to customers, after the virtual tour for engagement purposes.

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Top Reviews
  • Glen P.Senior Vice President

    5.0

    /5

    Virtuous has applied as much thought to the admin UI/UX as they have to the rich data their platform makes available. Even though the platform is a complete paradigm shift from our previous CRM, user onboarding has been reasonably smooth. This has allowed our business process teams to focus on new possibilities rather than new protocols to support old processes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

  • Verified User in Non-Profit Organization ManagementSmall-Business(50 or fewer emp.)

    2.0

    /5

    I feel like they have a strong marketing presence. They have a lot of functionality that nonprofits want. They have NOTmanaged their growth appropriately. The nonprofits suffer as a result. With misleading timelines (please send us access to your database by July 15 and then being asked to give someone else access mid-August and then someone finally logged in and started mapping at the end of October/Early November) and the expectation to pay while they find someone to do the work has been a completely frustrating process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.