Questions, quickly
What the room creates should not disappear.
Troviii makes taste, trust, memory, and follow-up visible when people choose to capture what mattered in the room.
What is Troviii Event Intelligence?
A memory and attribution layer for high-value physical rooms. It captures what people notice, save, ask, trust, and want next, then turns that into useful visitor artifacts and stakeholder intelligence.
What is live versus modeled?
Known places, routes, works, product moments, and stakeholder views can be preloaded before a room opens. Live signal begins only when visitors opt in through QR, camera, voice, text, save, share, or follow-up actions. Modeled context stays labeled until live signal clears anonymity floors.
Does this track people secretly?
No. The product should be user-directed: save this, remember this, ask this, route me, share this, request follow-up. Stakeholder reporting should use aggregated or consented data, with k-anonymity floors for cohort views.
Who gets value from the same signal?
Visitors get memory and next steps. Galleries get anonymous resonance and opted-in follow-up. Sponsors get evidence of cultural or commercial relevance. Cities get civic movement and local value. GTM teams get adoption intelligence and account memory.
How is this different from Cvent, badge scans, CRM, surveys, or event apps?
Those tools are strong at registration, schedules, lead capture, and logistics. Troviii is about the qualitative signal those systems miss: why someone cared, what shifted trust, which object or product moment created intent, and what follow-up should happen.
Can this connect to CRM or Salesforce?
The right production shape is a clean handoff: account, role, use case, objection, owner, partner, and next-best action. It should write only consented or contractually permitted fields, with clear tenant separation.
How does a pilot make money?
The cleanest models are event activation fee, sponsor intelligence report, civic/cultural impact report, gallery or partner dashboard, GTM adoption report, white-label annual event layer, and carefully configured commerce attribution.
What should not be promised yet?
Do not imply production live measurement, named personal tracking, payout automation, CRM writeback, or civic/merchant attribution unless the tenant, consent path, data source, and integration are actually live.
Strong copy rule: say what is captured, who benefits, and what is live. Avoid personal names, internal routing names, and claims that make a pilot sound like an already-deployed measurement system.