Pricing

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Pros

• Passive tracking, no need to ask guests to scan their wearables

• 3 options for wearables: wristband, smart badge or wearable button.

• Checks off numerous boxes for Unbridled: event programming assistance, reduces registration friction, provides event app, makes networking easy and smart, has capabilities for gamification, personalized content sharing/touchpoints, capture leads easily/increase understanding of booth and traffic data, provides access control and real-time data monitoring.

• No need for RFID infrastructure.

• Reduces friction around networking with easy exchange of information, contacts get displayed in the app and can be downloaded post event. Also, has a feature called Smart Match to help find the right people to connect with (see notes).

• Visually engaging wearable technology with LEDs and Bluetooth that does not require a device to be paired with it

• LED badge lighting technology for group recognition, passive access control and more

• Gamification, leaderboard, attendance tracking, passive checkin/checkout, and networking features that allow for an immersive experience

• Customizable interface with rich access control for administrators

Cons

• Limited features if used in own app.

• Klik is relatively new so they are still building out a lot of the functionality here. Some of the features still feel like a lite version.

• No synchronization with Outlook calendar (data can be pushed, but not actively synchronized)

• Non-native, web-based application with all-in-one details

• Registration can work with cvent or etouches, but requires more work and is primarily locked in by their turnkey solution

• Not designed to work with social media or a social wall (emphasizes value on the event experience rather than social media highlighting)

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• Sales Packet