Last Dices for business

Start with the customer moment.
Then choose the technology.

We do not begin by asking whether you need an NFC sticker. We begin with where a customer, prospect or team member currently meets your business, what action should happen next, and whether that action can be measured.

Context before product Pilot before rollout Measurement before expansion
Where the system fits

Three practical starting points.

Choose one clear business moment. Prove that people use it. Expand from evidence rather than assumptions.

01

Sales teams

Put a measurable destination on notebooks, pens, devices or approved sales material, then compare which touchpoints are being used.

02

Events and activations

Turn registration desks, event packs and campaign surfaces into editable tap points without reprinting the destination each time.

03

Retail and service counters

Add a physical tap point for menus, booking pages, product information, campaigns or other approved web destinations.

The pilot method

Map → deploy → measure → expand.

  • Map the existing customer or team journey
  • Choose one physical moment worth improving
  • Deploy one or a small set of Last Dices touchpoints
  • Measure tap activity and destination performance signals
  • Keep, change or scale the rollout based on evidence
Choose a pilot product
BUSINESS PILOT4 STAGES
01 · Map the momentContext
02 · Deploy touchpointsAction
03 · Measure usageEvidence
04 · Expand or stopDecision
Commercial starting point

Use the smallest product that can prove the idea.

Individual Tap products currently start from R99, the five-touchpoint Starter Pack is R349, and NFC Analytics is R100/month after fulfilment and activation. Bulk and custom programmes are quoted after the use case and surface requirements are confirmed.

Small pilotTest one customer moment before committing to a larger rollout.
Measured usageUse analytics to decide what deserves more budget.
Business expansionMove into multi-touchpoint or custom deployment only after proof.
Bulk and custom programmes

Bring us the business problem, not a shopping list.

We will help define the use case, the physical touchpoint, the destination and the measurement plan before a larger rollout is quoted.

Discuss the use case