Share information

Ginto automatically generates a web link for every location that has recorded its accessibility information. Share this link on your website so that people who are not yet familiar with Ginto can quickly find the relevant information.

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   Open your entry in the Ginto app.
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   Click the icon in the top right corner to share the Ginto entry.
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   Copy or send the link for further use.
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   You can also open your Ginto entry in your browser and copy the link from the address bar.
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   Place the link in an easy-to-find location on your website, for example under "Getting here" or "Contact".

Use our API to retrieve details such as accessibility pictograms for your Ginto entry and display them on your website.

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   Visit our support section to learn about the various possibilities offered by our data interface (GraphQL API).
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   Retrieve the desired information via the API and integrate it into your website.

A topic page provides general guidance: How can people with disabilities find their way around a tourist destination, health center, or leisure facility?

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   Create a topic page with general information about the accessibility of your services and ensure it is clearly visible on your website.
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   On this topic page, compile relevant information for people with disabilities regarding arrival, local mobility, and local points of contact. Make sure to address different target groups and also consider people with visual or hearing impairments as well as neurodivergence.
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   Mention special offers such as guided tours and aids like audio guides.
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   If you mention examples of particularly accessible locations or attractions on the topic page, link to the corresponding detailed information from Ginto, if available.
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   Add meta tags to the topic page so that it is easily found by search engines.

Allow visitors to your website to filter offers not only by price or availability, but also by accessibility.

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   Create a list of all the entries you would like to use in your application.
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   Send the list of selected entries to support@ginto.guide.
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   We will create a source ID for your entries.
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   Retrieve accessibility information for your source ID via our API.
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   Integrate the information into the filter on your website or app.

The Ginto web map provides a quick and easy overview of the availability of accessibility information.

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   Determine which entries should be displayed on the map. For example, you can choose to show only entries in a specific town.
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   Have Ginto generate a link that displays your selected entries.
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   Embed the Ginto web map into your website or link to the Ginto web map with your custom presets.