Higher ed & Student Affairs

A university can't measure student loneliness from their contact lists. They can from ours.

Click gives Student Affairs offices a real-time connection velocity dashboard — the leading indicator for freshman retention that no other platform produces.

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Universities

Know which dorms are socially isolated before the first midterm — not after the dropout.

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Connection Velocity (freshman class, first 6 weeks)

Events & venues

Find out which artists actually build a fanbase vs. just sell tickets.

Metric highlighted

Social Sticky Score (connections per 100 attendees, post-event re-engagement rate)

Climbing gyms & third places

Turn regulars who recognize each other into regulars who actually know each other.

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Return Connection Rate (pairs who met at your venue and came back)

University ROI snapshot

If Click is deployed at a university of 30,000 students and improves freshman retention by 1%: 300 students retained × ~$30,000 avg tuition = $9,000,000 in tuition revenue preserved. One pilot. One semester.

Who it's for

One product surface, three common scales: from a single location to a distributed institution.

Small & growing businesses

Pop-ups, studios, local brands, and regional teams use Click when handshakes matter more than impressions. Turn real-world moments into contacts your staff can follow up on, without dictating handles across the counter.

  • Faster checkout-line exchanges
  • Event and launch-day capture
  • No feed, no algorithm between you and the customer

Large organizations & venues

Conferences, stadiums, hospitality groups, and multi-site operators need one consistent way to exchange identity on the floor. Click keeps the interaction fast for guests while giving you aggregate insight into where connections actually happen.

  • High-throughput tap and QR
  • Event- and location-aware context
  • Directional analytics for programming decisions

Institutions & education

Universities, research labs, alumni networks, and training programs are full of one-off introductions that deserve to stick. Click fits orientation, mixers, labs, and field programs where students and staff meet peers they may not see again until finals or graduation.

  • Orientation and cohort onboarding
  • Research symposia and poster sessions
  • Alumni weekends without the business-card pile

Programs we hear about first

Examples of where tap-to-connect and contextual memory matter most. Your rollout may combine several of these.

Conferences & trade shows

Booth staff and attendees connect in seconds; organizers see which touchpoints drove real exchanges.

Campus life & student affairs

Clubs, housing, and career fairs where context (event, place, time) prevents the “who was that?” problem later.

Customer experience & retail

High-touch retail, showrooms, and demos: swap contact without breaking the conversation.

Membership & alumni

Associations, foundations, and advancement teams strengthen ties when every handshake is captured with consent.

Public & civic programs

Workshops, town halls, and community programs where participants opt in to stay connected beyond a single evening.

Business Insights

Analytics for social patterns and your team

Verified businesses get a web workspace to watch how connection shows up in the wild: where it clusters, how it moves through time, and how staff and ambassadors who use Click compare across shifts or sites.

Social patterns, not just headcount

Go beyond RSVPs and door counts. Business Insights surfaces how in-person connection actually behaves: bursts of activity, where people tend to meet, and how groups form over a night, a term, or a campaign.

  • Social Activity: trends and pulses of connection over time.
  • Heatmap: spatial clustering so you see which zones drive real exchanges.
  • Tribe Analysis: overlapping circles and repeat overlap, not only one-off taps.
  • Vibe Stream: encounter-flavored context where users opt in (tone and themes, not DMs).

Employees and reps on the same product

Floor staff, student ambassadors, booth teams, and member services use the same tap-and-scan experience as guests. That means adoption is measurable: you can see which teams and touchpoints turn into real connections instead of passive handoffs.

  • Align incentives: reward teams that create memorable exchanges, not just scans.
  • Compare segments (shift, location, role) when your contract includes breakdowns.
  • Designed for operational insight with consent and policy guardrails in mind.

Live metrics for the room

For venues and timed programs, Live Metrics adds a real-time layer: how full the moment feels, how momentum shifts through the day, and how that lines up with hourly patterns you already track.

  • Live Metrics: occupancy-style signals and crowd trend readouts (where enabled).
  • Pair with charts and peaks to adjust staffing, programming, and floor layout.
Open Business Insights

Sign in with a verified business account to explore Overview, Social Activity, Heatmap, Tribe Analysis, Vibe Stream, and Live Metrics.

What you get

Capabilities map to how teams actually operate on the ground, not only as a checklist on a slide deck.

Tap or scan, at crowd speed

NFC and QR flows are built for lines, lobbies, and loud rooms. No username archaeology while someone waits behind you.

Context that survives the week

Optional memory capsules tie a connection to place, time, and encounter type so teams and individuals remember how they met.

Business Insights workspace

Verified businesses open a full analytics area on the web: social patterns, maps, live pulse, and modules tuned for operators (where enabled). The Business Insights section on this page goes deeper.

Privacy-forward by design

Exchange is explicit and user-controlled. We design for clear consent, minimal friction, and sensible defaults for personal data.

Rollout, without the big-bang risk

We recommend a phased path: align on privacy and success metrics, run a contained pilot with one audience or venue, then iterate on messaging and staff training before wider launch.

  1. 1

    Discovery

    Scope, stakeholders, and compliance checkpoints.

  2. 2

    Pilot

    Single event, cohort, or location with clear KPIs.

  3. 3

    Scale

    Playbooks, training, and optional integrations.

Questions we expect

Is Click only for students or campuses?+

No. Click started with real-world connection on campus, but the same friction (lost context after a quick hello) shows up at work, conferences, and customer-facing events. Enterprise and institution programs are a core part of how we think about scale.

How do we pilot with a single team or department?+

Most partners begin with one flagship event or cohort: orientation, a conference track, or a flagship store weekend. We help you define success metrics (connections, follow-up, repeat attendance) before expanding.

What about FERPA, COPPA, or internal compliance?+

Requirements vary by jurisdiction and contract. Share your policies early. We align data flows, retention, and age gating with your legal and IT stakeholders. We do not replace your counsel; we work with them.

What appears in Business Insights?+

Verified business accounts use the Insights area on the web, with views such as Social Activity, Heatmap, Tribe Analysis, Vibe Stream, and Live Metrics. What you see depends on your configuration, data volume, and privacy choices. It is designed for aggregate and operational insight, not for surveilling individuals without consent.

Can we integrate with our CRM or event stack?+

Roadmap-dependent. Tell us which systems matter (ticketing, CRM, LMS, identity). We prioritize integrations that reduce duplicate entry and respect user consent.

Do you offer custom branding or dedicated deployments?+

For qualified enterprise and institution engagements we discuss branded experiences, training, and rollout support. Reach out with scope and timeline.

Bring Click to your organization

Tell us about your audience, timeline, and any compliance constraints. We'll follow up with next steps.

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