Poise Infotech
NFC tags and a content platform for organisations seeking verified visitor engagement and presence data
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Poise Infotech
Poise Infotech develops Genie, a platform that pairs sealed NFC tags with digital content. Visitors tap a phone to access content in their language without installing an app; organisations can update content and review verified engagement data.
The service is presented for heritage, retail, hospitality, health and safety, regulated industries, attendance, membership and asset protection. Poise Infotech Limited was founded in 2008 and is registered in Alton, United Kingdom.
Product: Genie sealed NFC tags and a platform for delivering location-specific content and reporting verified taps.
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