technical use
Checkpoints in a location, operated through a dedicated app.
The system supports QR/NFC points in a plant, training facility, museum, technical site,
or route between locations. The app displays supplied content, reads markers, and shows
a technical scan status.
Points may appear on the map or be discovered inside a defined zone. The client chooses
the scenario, locations, purpose, and all communication.
implementation
Technology on our side, physical placement on the client side.
Markerra produces the app and backend, encodes markers, tests their validation, and
prepares a summary report. The client identifies the locations, secures the required permissions,
and handles safe marker placement. For geofenced deployments, exact
coordinates matter because a building address is usually not enough for a reliable
test.
Error handling is important in a facility. The app can reject duplicates, markers from
another project, or scans outside the defined zone. The client supplies message content.
The report covers aggregated starts, scans, progress, completions, and handled rewards;
the app can display a code, voucher, or redemption instruction.
responsibility boundaries
Markerra implements the client’s completed specification.
The client defines the goal and supplies the scenario, screen texts, locations, rules, and instructions.
Markerra agrees the feasibility and technical parameters.
The client supplies the concept, rules, content, branding, and reward and independently organizes the deployment
and is responsible for its distribution. Markerra does not offer strategy, creative, media, targeting, retargeting,
campaign management or optimization, or advertising attribution.
The report remains aggregated and operational. It does not cover sales impact, ROI,
ROAS, channel attribution, audience segmentation, or marketing performance evaluation.