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.

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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.”
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Select the start and end points of the trail.
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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.
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Record the details for each path element in accordance with the guidelines in Ginto. Click “Add” to save the information.
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Under “Criteria,” you can add information that is relevant for the entire journey.

Using the three dots at the top right, you can delete a path or an individual path element and edit the order of the path elements.

For certain path elements, such as a staircase, alternative path elements, such as a lift, can be entered directly under “Add alternative” (instead of “Add route section”).

Our tip: Go down a path and record every path element as it is to ensure that nothing is forgotten. GINTO users decide for themselves whether a path is barrier-free or not based on your objective information.