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Cashless & Access Control Solutions for Events and Venues
Crowdflo is the leading supplier of quality RFID Wristbands in Australia. Proudly presented by AAC Event Specialists, Crowdflo is an innovative new approach to both crowd and event management using the latest in cloud-based technology. Access control, cashless payment, inventory management, social interaction and data collection purpose-built and designed for any event of any size anywhere in the world.
We supply to aquatic centres, festivals, gyms, conferences & more, with a big focus on customer experience, quality, reliability and technological advancement. Our products are compatible with all the leading RFID scanning systems in Australia.
For the highest quality, most reliable RFID Solutions in Australia, give us a call at 1300 797 478 or contact us below.
We supply to aquatic centres, festivals, gyms, conferences & more, with a big focus on customer experience, quality, reliability and technological advancement. Our products are compatible with all the leading RFID scanning systems in Australia.
For the highest quality, most reliable RFID Solutions in Australia, give us a call at 1300 797 478 or contact us below.
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"RFID is a tremendous leap forward when it comes to engaging with an audience"
Choosing the right RFID Wristbands
Choosing the right RFID Wristbands for your requirements can be tricky, but will come down to several key questions and decisions.
Do your wristbands need to be secure and non transferable?
This will be common within the event industry, where patrons have paid to access an event. In these cases you really don't want people passing wristbands to each other. For events like this, look at woven wristbands and photo image wristbands.
Do your wristbands need to last more than one day?
For longer lasting wristbands you need to be considering the silicone or the woven options. Both of these wristbands are suitable for multi-day or multi-occasion use.
The most common uses of RFID Wristbands are for access control, patron engagement and social media integration. There are numerous companies in Australia who offer these services, and who then come to us for their wristbands. Here are a few examples of common industries that are now using RFID to great advantage:
For more information about RFID products and solutions, talk to the experts. Contact us today at 1300 797 478.
Do your wristbands need to be secure and non transferable?
This will be common within the event industry, where patrons have paid to access an event. In these cases you really don't want people passing wristbands to each other. For events like this, look at woven wristbands and photo image wristbands.
Do your wristbands need to last more than one day?
For longer lasting wristbands you need to be considering the silicone or the woven options. Both of these wristbands are suitable for multi-day or multi-occasion use.
The most common uses of RFID Wristbands are for access control, patron engagement and social media integration. There are numerous companies in Australia who offer these services, and who then come to us for their wristbands. Here are a few examples of common industries that are now using RFID to great advantage:
- University Open Days
- Music Festivals
- Conferences and Exhibitions
- Aquatic Centres
- Fitness Centres
- Events and Parties
- Stadiums and Race Tracks
For more information about RFID products and solutions, talk to the experts. Contact us today at 1300 797 478.
Using RFID Wristbands and Wearables
The use of RFID in the event and venue industries is expanding all the time, as clever programmers and marketers are devising new ways to utilise the technology. The three core areas where the technology has been used to best effect are:
Social media integration and brand engagement
The most interesting use of the technology is with regards to social media integration and brand engagement. Read more about RFID Wristbands and Brand Activation. Here, marketers have gone wild, dreaming up all kinds of ways to capture data at events, and to encourage engagement between a company and a patron. This might include having photos uploaded in real time to Facebook, or encouraging "treasure hunts" at events. Talk to Crowdflo staff to learn more.
Access control
The access control functionality of RFID wristbands most closely replicates the original purpose of RFID technology, that of tracking an item. RFID was first used within stock control, logistics and inventory to allow companies the ability to track stock movement. Access control mainly relates to both events and venues, and takes the form of a patron scanning their RFID wristband at a turnstile or checkpoint; the system then recognises this action and records it to a central database for monitoring and reporting. The key benefit here is the heightened security factor; each RFID chip on each wristband is unique and linked to the person wearing it. This allows an event or venue a great opportunity to gather data.
Cashless transactions
Cashless transactions allow a patron to upload credit on to their 'profile' (which is linked to their wristband) and then to spend that credit via scanning their wristband at a bar or merchandise stand. The use of cashless systems has been proven to increase spending at events.
Social media integration and brand engagement
The most interesting use of the technology is with regards to social media integration and brand engagement. Read more about RFID Wristbands and Brand Activation. Here, marketers have gone wild, dreaming up all kinds of ways to capture data at events, and to encourage engagement between a company and a patron. This might include having photos uploaded in real time to Facebook, or encouraging "treasure hunts" at events. Talk to Crowdflo staff to learn more.
Access control
The access control functionality of RFID wristbands most closely replicates the original purpose of RFID technology, that of tracking an item. RFID was first used within stock control, logistics and inventory to allow companies the ability to track stock movement. Access control mainly relates to both events and venues, and takes the form of a patron scanning their RFID wristband at a turnstile or checkpoint; the system then recognises this action and records it to a central database for monitoring and reporting. The key benefit here is the heightened security factor; each RFID chip on each wristband is unique and linked to the person wearing it. This allows an event or venue a great opportunity to gather data.
Cashless transactions
Cashless transactions allow a patron to upload credit on to their 'profile' (which is linked to their wristband) and then to spend that credit via scanning their wristband at a bar or merchandise stand. The use of cashless systems has been proven to increase spending at events.
