Agree the zone and scenarios
We pick a part of the mall, lock in the scenarios and KPIs, and agree the legal boundaries for the data.
DigiNavi adds a digital layer over the mall. Visitors get navigation, tenants get visibility, and the operator gets analytics and a new revenue stream.
These aren't random glitches, they're systemic losses. You can see them in tenant revenue and in the number of support requests.
Visitors can't find the store they want and leave without buying
Tenant promos miss the moment a decision is actually made
The operator can't see how traffic moves across floors
Marketing activations are hard to measure and compare
The parking run spoils the end of the visit
An AR route to the store you want, search by brand and promo, a parking-spot reminder, and saved points. Visitors spend less time hunting and get on with what they came for.
Heatmaps, scenario funnels, and tenant-level cuts. The operator sees how people really move through the mall and decides by the numbers rather than by gut: who to relocate, where to fix signage, which campaign worked.
The operator becomes the owner of a media asset on its own turf. Sponsored cards, routes, coupons, and quests as measurable ad formats.
DigiNavi lets you launch a pilot in months, not years. Minimal CapEx, maximum control for the mall's team.
We pick a part of the mall, lock in the scenarios and KPIs, and agree the legal boundaries for the data.
We form the spatial map and load in tenants and promos.
A few calibration passes, then we hand the admin panel to marketing and operations.
Scenarios are live and metrics are coming in. After 4 to 6 weeks we run the first analytical review.
Our team will prepare a pilot scenario, estimate the timeline, and help build the internal business case.