FAQs
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CAPAS is a real-time IRL engagement engine that uses geolocation + behavior triggers to activate and retain audiences. It solves the problem of digital tools that fail to convert interest into real-world engagement — helping brands drive visits, purchases, and loyalty rather than fleeting clicks.
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CAPAS activates users at every stage:
• Pre-visit: discovery alerts, QR scans, social or email links
• During visit: in-store challenges, demos, content, and receipt uploads
• Post-visit: surveys, rewards, follow-up tasks, and retargeting to drive repeat behavior -
CAPAS powers a wide range of audience engagement: geolocated store/event discovery, QR scans, IRL photo or video captures, content interactions, surveys, in-store demos, receipt uploads, and post-purchase activities.
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Yes. CAPAS works for large events, sampling programs, retail launches, store drops, ongoing shopper engagement, and digital-to-IRL campaigns. It is designed for both one-time activations and always-on programs.
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Most brands launch within 2–6 weeks depending on asset readiness and whether they choose a custom-branded experience, API integration, or a fast-start using the CAPAS app.
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Pilots usually run 3–6 months using a “crawl, walk, run” approach. Brands start with a focused activation, test engagement and incentives, measure results, and then expand to new regions, products, or audiences.
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Users discover stores or events through maps, alerts, or QR codes. CAPAS then guides them through in-store actions such as product finds, demos, and receipt submissions. Follow-up tasks and rewards drive repeat purchases and long-term loyalty.
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Yes. CAPAS re-engages users with new activities, incentives, and behavior-triggered experiences, helping brands build ongoing relationships and improve lifetime value.
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No. Brands can run CAPAS through a custom-branded solution, API/SDK integration, or the existing CAPAS app, making it easy to launch even without an existing digital ecosystem.
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Traditional tools focus on clicks and impressions. CAPAS focuses on real-world behavior—driving visits, purchases, and retention through hyper-precise geolocation and real-time triggers. It delivers measurable outcomes instead of passive digital metrics.