Colleagues wearing badges talk during an outdoor break

Internal events

They work together but have never met. The app makes the introductions.

Multi-unit kickoffs, leadership offsites, onboarding days. Who is Georges suggests the right people for each attendee to meet and shows where to find them in the room. One event is enough to get acquainted.

New

AI-assisted matchmaking

AI tells each attendee who to meet

New in Who is Georges: AI tells each attendee who to meet, the badge shows where, within 3 feet, and the meeting happens face to face.

Suggestions guided by the goal of your event

For your attendees

When they open the app, they see the colleagues AI suggests they meet.

For you, the organizer

Describe the goal of the event: break down silos, bring a job family together, welcome a new cohort. Add your own profile questions. AI uses them to analyze profiles and what each person is looking for.

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Location

Find each other in the room, within 3 feet

Discover the badges
A phone shows the list of nearby attendees, next to a Smart Ruby badge

Who's around you, and how far away

For your attendees

With the Smart Ruby badge, a Bluetooth beacon on a lanyard, they see who's nearby and how far away. They walk over instead of searching the crowd. Their phone can stay in their pocket: the badge is enough to be located.

For you, the organizer

Nothing to install in the venue. The badge also handles check-in, and attendance shows up live.

Meetings that happen on purpose

For your attendees

A meeting challenge appears, with a conversation starter in their own language. They scan the other person's QR code and the meeting is confirmed.

For you, the organizer

You decide who should meet whom, across units, locations or countries. Announcements go out by notification, to one unit or to everyone.

Use case

Onboarding new hires

Every new hire gets their day's program, the venue map and their cohort's photo directory. AI suggests the people who matter for their role. You set up the meetings that count: manager, buddy, a colleague from another unit. Attendance and feedback are tracked, then exported to Excel and PDF.

After the event

Measure, then do it again

Registrations, downloads, check-in, accepted connections, satisfaction: live in the dashboard, then in Excel and PDF. Read as a whole, survey responses tell you what teams expect from the next event.

With white label, the app is published under your company's name and runs your entire internal calendar. Data hosted in the EU; AI matchmaking relies on subprocessors bound by contractual clauses.

FAQ

What people ask us before an internal event

It analyzes profiles (job title, unit, bio, answers to the questions you add) and what each person offers or is looking for. It takes into account the goal you described.

No. Badges are Bluetooth beacons picked up by attendees' phones: no gateways, no antennas, no wiring.

No. Without badges, suggestions, meeting challenges, QR codes and the program all work. Badges add location within 3 feet.

No. Location is only on with the attendee's consent, and location traces are deleted automatically. Attendees choose what they share on their profile.

Yes. With white label, one app published once runs all your internal events.

Your next internal event, where people actually meet

Tell us the format, the units involved and the date. We'll walk you through the app in a 20-minute demo.

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