Customer sets up some rules of any intended campaign at a central server via a web browser. By setting some specific date and time, the actual contents will be dispatched accordingly.
Once BLUBER server is running, it constantly scans for Bluetooth-enabled mobile devices. The coverage range for BLUBER antenna is typically 100 meter for a class-1 antenna and 10 meter for a class-2 antenna.
When a user is within BLUBER coverage range and makes his/her mobile device discoverable, BLUBER will identify the device’s universally unique 12-character hex ID. It is recommended to have visible call-to-action poster, screen or flyer to inform users that they are within a BLUBER zone.
BLUBER will check the Bluetooth ID against its internal database. Based on the pre-set rules, it will deliver the relevant content(s) to the device.
Every delivery status (success, decline/reject, partial transfer, timeout) is recorded so that detailed statistics of a campaign can be retrieved.
Types of files supported
Text (.txt files)
Still images (GIF or JPG files)
Animated images (Animated GIF files)
Audio (WAV, RMF, MP3, MP4 or Ringtone files)
Video (RM, 3GP or MP4 files)
Java Applications (JAR files)
And many more!
However, we recommend against application files like JAR or EXE, as recipients are usually skeptical or reluctant to receive such file contents.
