WiFi and visits

Cisco Meraki + Purple Engage

Put guest sign-ins to work.

What connects with Engage

Guest sign-ins and visits flow into Engage every five minutes. Meraki sends no marketing opt-in, so guests arrive unsubscribed until they opt in elsewhere.

Explore customer data in Engage

Put the connection to work

Two ways to use Cisco Meraki with your Engage marketing.

Know who signed in

Bring guest sign-ins into Engage. Meraki sends no marketing opt-in, so guests arrive unsubscribed until they opt in, for example on a sign-up form.

Find returning guests

Use visit history to distinguish first-time visitors from regulars when building segments.

From connection to campaign

Start with one useful workflow. Check the data and the consent it carries, then approve what your AI team prepares.

  1. Connect your account

    Use an account with permission to connect Cisco Meraki. Choose the venues or data sources you want to use.

  2. Check the data and permissions

    Review a sample record and confirm the relevant marketing permissions before adding people to campaigns.

  3. Approve the first campaign

    Let your AI team prepare the work and, by default, approve each action before it reaches a guest.

Questions

What connects between Cisco Meraki and Engage?

Guest sign-ins and visits flow into Engage every five minutes. Meraki sends no marketing opt-in, so guests arrive unsubscribed until they opt in elsewhere.

Do I need Purple WiFi?

No. Engage works with customer data from your existing tools. WiFi is an optional source of guest and visit data.

Who controls the campaigns?

By default, you approve each action and campaign before it reaches a guest or spends money, and the AI can never launch or fund an ad. External assistants connected through MCP can read, draft and ask for approval, never send.

Put this connection on one guest record

Bring your tools into one marketing platform and approve what your AI team stages.