Your Guest Has a Booking. Their WiFi Should Be Ready Too. Short-term rental operators have automated almost every part of the guest journey. Bookings arrive automatically. Access codes can be generated before check-in. Messages are scheduled. Smart locks can grant … Read More
Guest WiFi can feed consented first-party audiences into ChatGPT Ads. With Wiacom, venues can turn physical visits into permissioned first-party audiences and activate them through ChatGPT Ads custom audiences and other digital marketing channels, where the destination platform and the … Read More
NIS2 network access control means being able to show who is authorised to connect to your network, how that access was granted, and when it was changed or removed. For organisations running Cisco, Aruba, UniFi and other WiFi platforms across … Read More
Resident WiFi in managed living should follow the resident, not a shared password. For student accommodation, Build-to-Rent, co-living and other managed living operators, Wiacom links each resident’s tenancy, booking or profile to personal WiFi access across all their devices, on … Read More
A hotel WiFi solution should not make known guests register again. Wiacom connects guest WiFi with the PMS, loyalty programme, hotel app and existing guest identity systems, so onboarding can start before arrival and returning guests can reconnect with fewer … Read More
First-party WiFi data can be a governed feed for retail AI. Wiacom turns the WiFi a store already operates into presence, footfall and consented first-party guest data, with consent, purpose and access controls in place, so AI tools can use … Read More
Personal WiFi for hotel guests means each guest has their own named network, not just their own password on a shared SSID. Wiacom Horizon, part of Wiacom’s hotel WiFi solution, provisions a dedicated personal network per stay on the WiFi … Read More
A captive portal is triggered by a WiFi connection. The guest connects, the portal appears, they register, they get access. It is an effective mechanism — but it has a hard constraint: it only captures guests who are actively connecting … Read More
When venues evaluate a guest WiFi platform, messaging is rarely the first thing they consider. Portal design, analytics, GDPR compliance, vendor compatibility — these come first. Messaging feels like a detail. It is not a detail. It is the delivery … Read More
In digital advertising, “captive attention” is a metaphor. On a WiFi splash page, it is literal. When a guest connects to a venue’s WiFi, they must interact with the captive portal to get online. They cannot scroll past it. They … Read More
