Set a start and end date, choose the whole organization or the groups taking part, and namponi tracks the business card scans, QR scans, captured leads and AI card scans that happen in that window. Watch it live, then get the report in your inbox when it ends.
Campaigns pull together the scans, leads and AI card scans your team generates in a period — and turn them into a dashboard, highlights and a report.
A campaign is a window with a start and an end. Anything that happens inside it counts; nothing outside does. Run several at once — a regional roadshow inside a quarter-long push is fine.
Target everyone, or member groups such as “Sales EU” or “Booth team”. Groups live in your user settings, are assigned on invite, and are created automatically from Microsoft Entra imports — you never pick people one by one.
Choose the QR codes that belong to the campaign — booth banners, printed flyers, slide decks — and every scan is attributed to it, alongside the scans of your team’s digital cards.
Leads captured through tracked cards and leads your participants add by hand both land on the campaign — as do the AI business card scans they run at the booth.
Progress against the end date, KPI tiles with change versus the previous period, a day-by-day chart, peak hours, top cards and QR codes, and the team leaderboard — refreshing as your team works.
Plain-language callouts computed from your own data: the best day, the peak hour, the top performer, the top country, how scans turned into leads and how it compares to the period before. No guesswork.
When the campaign ends, namponi freezes the final numbers and emails the report — to the whole organization or just participants and admins. End early and you decide whether it goes out.
Nothing to install and nothing to tag — the cards, QR codes and groups you already have are the campaign.
Give it a name, pick the dates and choose who receives the report.
Whole organization or specific groups, their default or all cards, and the QR codes that belong to the campaign.
Follow scans, leads, highlights and the leaderboard while the campaign runs.
The numbers are frozen when it ends and the report lands in every inbox you chose.
The dashboard your team watches during the campaign is the same report that lands in their inbox afterwards — with the final numbers locked in.