Edit and add entries

Add entry

Use Ginto to collect accessibility information and make it easier for people with disabilities to participate in everyday and leisure activities.

1. Click on the plus icon next to the search bar to add a new entry.
2. In the search field, enter the name of the location that you want to enter.
3. Select the appropriate entry from the list of suggestions by clicking on it.
4. If there isn't an entry yet, click the “Create a new entry” button.

Edit entry

You have the option to edit existing entries, add missing information and update information.

1. Start Ginto and find the entry you'd like to edit.
2. Click on the icon at the top right to enter edit mode.
3. Alternatively, you can scroll all the way down and click “Edit entry.”
4. Now you can add, correct, or delete information, just as you would when creating a new entry.

Select a category

To make it easier to search for a location later, you can assign a category to an entry.

1. Find the category that best suits the location.
2. Click “Next.”

Levels of detail

To enable simple and detailed recording, Ginto offers three levels of detail. In each case, the app shows you which information is still needed to achieve the desired level of detail.

1. By clicking on “View Details,” you'll get an overview of the available levels of detail and the information you need in each case.
2. In the “Overview” tab, select the desired level of detail.
3. The yellow fields and dots in the entry masks show you what information is still required to reach the set level of detail.

Add name and website

You can give a post a name and add a web page.

1. Enter the name of the location.
2. Select whether the website starts with http://or https://
3. Enter the web address (without http://or https://)
4. Click “Next.”

Enter address

Type in the address of the entry or find the entry on the map.

1. Enter the address of the location in the appropriate fields.
2. Ginto creates a suggestion based on your information.
3. Select the correct address from the drop-down list.
4. Click “Capture without an address” or “Move pin” to place the pin in the right place on the map.
5. Click “Next.”

The overview page

All important information at a glance: On the overview page, you can enter the address, category and any special offers.

1. Enter the location's address. If there is no address, you can manually navigate to a point (PIN) on the map.
2. If a location is only available for a limited time, such as a pop-up restaurant or a fan zone at events, you can specify the appropriate period under “Validity period.”
3. Select the category that best suits the location. On this basis, Ginto makes suitable suggestions for recording areas and accessibility criteria.
4. If a location offers special offers for people with disabilities, you can select them in the “Offers” section and enter further detailed information about them.
5. Add a few overview images. These help users recognize that they have found the right location. You can set one of the images as the cover photo for your post.

Temporary entries

When recording temporary facilities such as toilets or exhibition stands at events, you can set the start and end dates.

1. In the “Overview” tab, click on “Validity period.”
2. Turn on the switch for the limited period of time.
3. Enter the start and end dates.
4. Click “Accept.”

Bilder hinzufügen

Bilder sind eine tolle Möglichkeit, um sich die Situation vor Ort besser vorstellen zu können. Mit Ginto kannst du Fotos von einzelnen Bereichen, Wegen oder Kriterien hinzufügen, um sie so noch besser zu beschreiben.

1. Klicke auf «Bild hinzufügen».
2. Nun kannst du entweder mit der Kamera ein Bild direkt aufnehmen oder eines aus der Galerie hochladen. Achtung: Bilder, die du direkt in der App aufnimmst, werden nicht automatisch in deiner Galerie gespeichert. Du kannst sie später nicht noch einmal verwenden.
3. Über die drei weissen Punkte im Bild kannst du dieses als Titelbild festlegen oder löschen.

Capture areas

With the help of Ginto, you can record important information about the accessibility of different areas (spaces) of a location.

1. Depending on the chosen category of location (for example “hotel”), Ginto makes suggestions for typical areas such as toilets, lobbies or hotel rooms.
2. If you want to add more areas, click on “Add area” under the preselection and select more areas. Click “Add.”
3. Now enter the accessibility information for each area by clicking on the respective area and entering the information that Ginto requires of you.
4. Using the three dots at the top right, you can delete an area, rename it, or add a sub-area.

Capture routes

With Ginto, you can record important information about the accessibility of routes between individual areas. Stairs, elevators, doors, for example, can be detected along a path. With the help of this information, GINTO users can identify at an early stage which areas are accessible to them.

1. Routes can be entered using the “Routes” menu selection. Ginto gives you initial suggestions for this. Manually add all required routes by clicking on “Add route.”
2. Select the start and end points of the trail.
3. Click on the newly created trail and then click “Add trail section.” Here you can now individually add each path element along a path from start to end point. Be careful not to omit any path element.
4. Record the details for each path element in accordance with the guidelines in Ginto. Click “Add” to save the information.
5. Under “Criteria,” you can add information that is relevant for the entire journey.

Capture details

With the help of Ginto, you can record accessibility criteria such as tools or obstacles in a structured and objective way. In each case, the app shows you which specific information needs to be collected. In the grey info box, you will find further help with recording.

plausibility check

When entering dimensions, Ginto checks, if possible, whether the input makes sense. This is to prevent completely incorrect values from being entered. For example, it prevents a length from being specified in millimeters instead of in meters. If the entered value is unrealistic, the app shows the possible values.

Infobox with help

When you enter accessibility information in Ginto, the gray info box will display appropriate help. These explain exactly which information should be collected.

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Conditional criteria

Ginto automatically adapts to your input, so you only need to enter the relevant information. For example, if you select the availability of aids when recording a toilet, Ginto automatically asks you for further details.

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