The LifeTagger platform upgrades now allow for advanced scheduling and mobile-preview

LifeTagger, a South Carolina start-up company whose proximity-driven technology can be seamlessly integrated into a company’s consumer engagement strategy, announced a new product update that provides customers more options to customize their virtual experiences, in advance of being on-site of a LifeTagger partner and then preview those experiences.

The new release makes the creation of LifeTags easier than ever. Users can now schedule tags to appear days, weeks, months, or even years in advance. The tags or workflows will now only appear between the times set. In addition, users can now preview tags as they would appear on their customers’ mobile devices. Insert sample workflow like ‘connect with a hotel brand, pre-set music in room, delivery of newspaper and room service.

Marketing Technology News: Mediaocean and Boostr Partner to Accelerate Deal Workflow

“This latest update will allow for even further integration into a business’ operations to create more amazing on-site experiences for stakeholders without requiring more staff.”

— LifeTagger Co-Founder Marlon Brown

“We are continuously working to improve the LifeTagger platform for our customers,” said LifeTagger Co-Founder Marlon Brown. “This latest update will allow for even further integration into a business’ operations to create more amazing on-site experiences for stakeholders without requiring more staff.”

LifeTagger’s platform can be used through LifeTagger LifeCodes, the LifeTagger app, or can be integrated into a business’ third party app to run the platform. By utilizing LifeTagger technology, organizations transform and streamline the delivery of the right experiences to your stakeholders where, how, and when they need. Founded in 2017 by Brown and co-founder Kendruck Pullen, LifeTagger is a proximity-driven business solution capable of transforming organization’s information, service, and experience delivery.

Marketing Technology News: MarTech Interview with Michael Kraut, VP of OEM for Automotive at Experian