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# Introducing Evolv

## Gamified engagement layer that unifies consumer interaction, incentives and identity across channels.

### What's the need for Evolv?

Consumer engagement is crucial to increase conversions and get desired ROI, but existing solutions are suboptimal:

1. **Fragmented Touchpoints:** Disjointed experiences break momentum, reducing attendee engagement by 76%.
2. **Un-scalable Gamification:** Gamification is effective, but existing gamification implementation requires extensive manual effort, limiting scalability.
3. **Lack of data capturing and analysis tools:** 71.2% of organizers struggle to prove ROI, inefficient manual data collection leads to lost insights and hampers analysis.

### Evolv is an optimal solution

1. **Single interface connecting all touchpoints:** Connects user touchpoints across channels (both online and offline) on a single interface ensuring cohesive experiences.
2. **Pre-built quests and reward templates for quick set up:** Pre-built systems that can be customized and deployed quickly for scalable and efficient gamification.
3. **Automates data collection with real-time monitoring:** Automates data collection to ensure accuracy, real-time analysis to provide actionable insights.

We enable it by offering a comprehensive suite of solutions. 

<figure><img src="/files/H6SJOfMBQ4dJDVp1X40B" alt=""><figcaption><p>Evolv Ecosystem</p></figcaption></figure>


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