Touchless Check-in
  • What is Touchless Check-in?
  • Problem and User Research summary
    • Learning agenda
    • How does checking-in currently work?
    • User Research
  • Product Strategy
    • Supporting artifacts
  • Solutions (experiments)
    • Facial recognition: Clear
    • Proxy Device
    • Homegrown Bluetooth Solution
  • Logic Flow for Engineers
  • Security
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  • Product Solution Fit Analysis
  • Target users
  • Benefit Analysis
  • Primary Hypothesis
  • The approach to solving the problem
  • How to measure success and progress

Product Strategy

The product strategy can be found in the sub items of this page, which was completed in in the past. The purpose of this page is to use a new format to summarize these findings, but I have not gone through that exercise yet.

Product Solution Fit Analysis

Identify benefits in the different categories for each competitor

Attribute
Normal check-in
Facial Recognition
Homegrown Solution

Speed

Time / Convenience

New

Guarantee / Certainty

Identity / Community

Target users

Who
Why

Members who check-in who do not need to talk with front desk

Most members check-in and do not need to discuss anything with the front desk, so their experience should be able to pass on through with minimal friction.

Members who need to talk to front desk

Some members have issues with their account, have collections, or expired memberships, or soon to be expired memberships.

Benefit Analysis

Analyze benefits among the competitors

Customer Benefit
Current check-in
Facial Recognition
Homegrown solution

Benefit 1

Benefit 2

Benefit 3

Benefit 4

Benefit 5

Benefit 6

Primary Hypothesis

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The approach to solving the problem

  • XYZ

How to measure success and progress

  • XYZ

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