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Hi,
I am preparing for an event and have the following queries.
1- When Client access the Ask the DJ link, is there a way to use their location to control access. Like Geo fencing as an options. To minimise pranksters from submitting requests when not even at the venue?
2 - In a similar vein to Q1, would a login option work. With an option to authenticate with Google, Facebook or registered email address. Giving security traceability and possible marketing options.
3 - An otption to be able upload more than one cataologue and for the dj to be able to swap catalogues.
4 - Following from Q3. Ability to have more than 1 list for the users to select from maybe? So you can break a long list down into 2 or 3 for the user?
These are just some ideas, I have no idea how well clients would respond after a few drings. However however I do believe that the "ask the dj" function has so much promise.
I am preparing for an event and have the following queries.
1- When Client access the Ask the DJ link, is there a way to use their location to control access. Like Geo fencing as an options. To minimise pranksters from submitting requests when not even at the venue?
2 - In a similar vein to Q1, would a login option work. With an option to authenticate with Google, Facebook or registered email address. Giving security traceability and possible marketing options.
3 - An otption to be able upload more than one cataologue and for the dj to be able to swap catalogues.
4 - Following from Q3. Ability to have more than 1 list for the users to select from maybe? So you can break a long list down into 2 or 3 for the user?
These are just some ideas, I have no idea how well clients would respond after a few drings. However however I do believe that the "ask the dj" function has so much promise.
Posted Wed 09 Oct 24 @ 5:55 pm