Radius 3.1 SDK Features
Ultrasonic UX Control
Deliver a superior user experience and communicate real-time notifications
Comprehensive UX Control to Enhance User Interactions
Personalized, proactive, and potent. Elevate customer experiences with tailored interactions.
Illuminate a customer journey that’s as unique as each individual.
LSNR’s ultrasonic data drives personalized experiences – from engagement programs to real-time notifications – to create memorable interactions that foster loyalty.
That’s the potential of ultrasonic UX control.
Enhance the User Experience with Feedback and Notifications
User experience (UX) is a critical factor in the success of any digital product.
LISNR’s Radius SDK offers comprehensive UX control features designed to enhance user interaction and satisfaction.
UX Control Features
Tone Presence Callbacks
Alerts the system when a tone is detection, aiding in the timely interaction so that you can:
• Streamline Processes. Speed up transactions and interactions by promptly detecting the user's presence.
• Improve Responsiveness. Allow users to take quick action, improving the overall experience.
Tone Quality & Failure Callbacks
Use tone quality and presence indicators to create callbacks so that you can:
• Improve Troubleshooting. Provide immediate feedback on tone quality issues, helping users resolve problems quickly.
• Enhance Reliability. Make sure data transmission is functioning optimally by notifying users of issues.
Benefits of UX Control
Improve user interactions and experiences to enhance overall satisfaction and engagement.
- Enhance User Interaction
- Improve Troubleshooting
- Optimize Performance
Callbacks provide real-time feedback so that developers can trigger notifications to inform and improve interactions.
Tone quality and failure callbacks help developers quickly identify and resolve issues to improve system reliability.
Tone presence, quality, and failure callbacks can help developers optimize communication performance.
Use Cases: Make Every Interaction Count
LISNR’s ultrasonic data elevates engagement and performance for robust, omnichannel experiences.
Macro Use Cases for Proximity Data
What are the primary areas where proximity data can be used?
Proximity Verification
Elevate engagement and satisfaction for diverse omnichannel experiences
Transaction Verification
Enhance user interactions during payment and verification with reliable ultrasonic data
Proximity Marketing
Create personalized experiences through seamless user engagement and data transmission
Micro Use Cases for Proximity Data
What else can you do once proximity is determined?
Access Control
Pick up online orders in store
Accessibility On or Offline
Deliver services without online access
AI Business Intelligence
Integrate with AI analytics programs
Contactless Payments
Facilitate contactless payments
Contactless Ticketing
Facilitate ticketing without physical contact
Dynamic Ad Serving
Deliver retail ad media dynamically
Dynamic Pricing
Adjust fares dynamically in real-time
Entry Verification
Verify and authenticate user to grant access
Fraud Detection & Prevention
Detect and prevent fraudulent activities
Loyalty & Reward Programs
Enhance loyalty with tailored rewards
Personalized Experiences
Personalize customer and user experiences
Real-Time Presence Tracking
Efficiently track user presence in real-time
Use Cases by Industry
Here’s a highlight of industries that benefit from enhanced UX control for proximity detection.
Mobility
Secure proximity detection and transaction data for drivers and passengers
Retail
Deliver ultrasonic proximity data securely on prem or digitally for loyalty customers
Events
Secure proximity detection data and transactions for frictionless experiences
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking to better understand Radius UX control? Below are some commonly asked questions and answers.
Callbacks are features designed to enhance user experience by providing real-time feedback and notifications for Tone Presence, Quality, and Failure.
The Tone Presence callback is triggered when the very beginning of a tone, called the preamble, is first detected. Developers can alert end users to ensure timely interaction and enhance user experience.
The Tone Quality Indicator informs users about tone demodulation failures, aiding in troubleshooting and ensuring optimal performance.
UX Control features enhance the overall user experience by providing real-time feedback and ensuring smooth and effective communication in mobile applications.