A tap instead of a download
Visitors hold their phone to a tag and land on the stand in front of them, or on the map where they are standing. Nothing to install, nothing to aim at.
It opens where they are standing
A tag on a stand opens that exhibitor. A tag on the floor opens the venue map centred on that spot. The same destination the printed code reaches, without anyone aiming a camera.
- A stand tag opens that exhibitor
- A floor tag opens the map, centred there
- No app, no camera, no aiming
A tap that proves it happened
On our cryptographic tags every tap is signed by the chip itself, and a repeat of the same tap is refused. A printed code can be photographed and shared; a tap cannot.
- The chip signs each tap
- A replayed tap is refused
- A photograph of it is worth nothing
We run the fleet, not you
Konvio programs the tags, assigns them and takes them out of service. The same tag can point somewhere else tomorrow, and nobody has to visit the venue to do it.
- Re-pointed without touching the hardware
- A lost tag is killed remotely
- Tags stop working once the event is over