Can we start with a single event?
Yes. One event or location is a recommended way to validate the experience before opening a recurring programme.
Branded check-in and participation rewards
Digital Dimension designs branded programmes that recognise visits, attendance and in-person activations with mobile check-in, defined benefits and managed operations.
Business outcomes
The programme brings together rules, a mobile experience, operations and metrics so an eligible visit counts within the brand's relationship with every participant.
How it works
A person discovers the programme, registers once, visits or participates in an eligible activity, checks in from their phone and receives a clear outcome with the corresponding benefit.
Recommended pilot
The standard pilot covers one brand, campaign, location or event, registration journey, check-in point, identity level, rule, benefit, language, remote training session and final report.
Benefits and fit
Benefits may include points, discounts, coupons, products, credits, badges, passes, membership status or certificates. Requirements, budget, limits and validity are agreed before a campaign goes live.
Operations and limits
The goal is not to collect scans. The pilot reviews registration, valid check-ins, confirmed benefits, return participation, review cases and performance signals to decide whether to scale, adjust or stop.
Investment
The proposal distinguishes diagnostic and design, implementation and configuration, managed operations, the benefit budget and additional modules or support. Final investment depends on the approved scope.
FAQ
Yes. One event or location is a recommended way to validate the experience before opening a recurring programme.
The published rule applies, and the team retains the record needed for review.
The configured point confirms that participation belongs to the authorised programme. GPS or another mechanism is assessed separately when needed.
Request a diagnostic session through chat to define the behaviour to recognise, pilot location or event, benefit, rule, operational responsibility and success metric.