Outdoor campaign verification

What you get back

• One row per booked face: visited or not, what was on it, and how close to the booked pin the photo was taken (on the pin within 75 m, nearby within 300 m).
• One reviewed photograph per proved face, cleared by a person as showing the face and no identifiable person.
• The exception list first: faces not found, wrong creative, another advertiser, or not yet visited.
• A spreadsheet your team and the media owner can reconcile against the booking.

Reconcile identity before judging delivery

A wrong location pin can make a real installation look like a failure. 2Klip treats "not found at this coordinate" as a question to reconcile with the media owner, never automatically as "not delivered", and reports the two separately.

How a campaign runs

1. You send the booked site list: site reference, location, format and the creative expected.
2. Each face becomes one mission, opened in its own country and window.
3. A collector photographs the face from the street; the photo and position are recorded.
4. A reviewer labels each photo and approves only what shows the face.
5. You receive the evidence pack and the exceptions while the campaign can still be corrected.

What to send us

Scope, sample, price and delivery are agreed per project before any work starts. 2Klip does not publish a coverage figure or an accuracy percentage, and a fact is only called verified once independent checks agree.

1. The decision: what will you do differently once you have the answer?
2. The scope: which areas, places, products or boards matter, and by when?
3. The evidence: what would you accept as proof, and what would make you reject it?
4. The output: the file, the fields and how often you need it.

Questions and answers