Email entry on mobile is awful
Auto-correct mangles addresses. Drop-off rates climb. Half your potential identities never finish onboarding.
Visitors enter their phone number and verify with a one-time code. Same identity-bound, audit-friendly model as email self-provision — designed for venues where phones are the de-facto digital identity.
One field. Six digits. Identity verified — and a phone number you can talk to.
Asking a tired traveler at a quick-service counter to type their corporate email on a 5-inch screen is a recipe for typos, drop-off, and a worse experience than open Wi-Fi.
Auto-correct mangles addresses. Drop-off rates climb. Half your potential identities never finish onboarding.
If they don't want to type the email, they fall back to your open SSID — and you learn nothing about them.
Many regions require a verifiable identity for public Wi-Fi. A phone number works where email doesn't.
Without consent collection, you have no way to reach this audience for offers, alerts, or surveys.
One field on a branded captive portal. Country code prefilled by IP geolocation.
One-time code via SMS within seconds. Resend if it gets lost.
Type the code. Land on your configured redirect. Session bound to the verified phone number.
Most people can type their phone number faster than their email and never misspell it. SMS verification turns that into a reliable identity bound to a real device.
Every session has a real phone number behind it. Search by phone, filter by region.
How long they stayed, how often they returned. Repeat-visitor patterns become visible.
Phone, tablet, sometimes laptop too. Quota enforcement is yours to set.
Per-site, per-AP attribution. Useful for retail and transport hub analytics.
Verified phone numbers with consent — exportable for SMS campaigns and offers.
Per-period reports of phone-verified sessions — meet regional compliance for public Wi-Fi.
Cafes, fuel stations, retail venues — fast onboarding without keyboard friction.
Stations, ports, airports — phone-verified Wi-Fi where regulations require it.
Open spaces and downtown cores — verifiable identity for accountable access.
Phones-out events where SMS is the natural channel — and the marketing surface.
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