Invite an honest review.
At a natural service or exit point, give every guest an easy route to share their experience on Google.
The opportunity
A menu should be easier to open than the next drink.
On a bright day, holding a phone over a QR code, finding the right angle and opening the camera adds a step guests can feel. A branded NFC plaque gives them another way in: hold the phone near it and reach Atlas's current menu. The QR code stays there for anyone who prefers it.
The menu is already digital. The opportunity is to make access feel as effortless and considered as the rest of the experience.
AT THE BED TODAY
Find the code, frame it, open the menu
WITH TAP & GROW
Tap the plaque, open the same menu
01 / Menu access
Built for the bed, not added as an afterthought.
A small Atlas branded plaque on selected beds and tables opens the menu with NFC. It fits the setting, withstands the daily flow of guests and keeps a printed QR code as the backup route.
✓
A faster gesture in the sun
No need to line up a camera with a printed code when a guest can tap.
✓
Keep the current menu system
Link the plaque to Atlas's existing official menu destination.
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Change the destination any time
Update a menu link without replacing the physical product.
Beyond the menu
One guest. More reasons to connect.
Give each placement one clear purpose, so the action feels useful in the moment and keeps Atlas in mind afterwards.
Keep the moment alive.
Let guests open Atlas's Instagram and stay connected with the beach club after they leave.
Put the next event in view.
Connect an on site moment to the live event calendar, a booking page or a relevant experience.
Each plaque opens the destination chosen with Atlas. Review requests go to all guests and feedback remains their choice.
The next Atlas moment
The best time to suggest another visit is during this one.
Atlas's events and performances change. The physical touchpoint can stay in place while its link moves to the current lineup, reservation journey or next experience.
Explore Atlas's upcoming events ↗A practical first step
Start with a few beds. Learn from real use.
We can select a small number of placements, design the plaques with Atlas, connect each official destination and introduce the interaction to the team. A private dashboard then shows scan activity by product and over time.
A scan shows that someone opened a destination. It does not prove a review, follow, booking or purchase. Review totals can be presented separately when configured.
A first set to discuss
01
Selected daybeds and tables
Tap to open the live food and drinks menu, with QR available too.
02
A service or exit point
Give all guests a simple invitation to leave an honest Google review.
03
An event or social point
Open the next event, reservations or Instagram where it makes sense.
Let's make it real
Let's walk Atlas together.
We can identify the right first beds and tables, show the physical concept and map a pilot that fits Atlas's guest journey.