Connecting the physical world to create powerful multi-channel commerce solutions that are simple, quick and cost effective.
How do we do it?
Thyngs transforms any physical product, packaging or advertisement into an instant point of transaction without need for an app. Whether it’s an engaging experience, instant purchase or loyalty scheme – the only limit is your imagination.
Why we do it?
Thyngs are on a mission to bridge the physical and digital world to revolutionise consumer engagement, payment, and loyalty. With 2.5 billion smartphone users worldwide, there is an invaluable opportunity for businesses to engage with these users offline using their devices.
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No Cash? No Problem?
As part of ANZ’s support of the Cancer Society of New Zealand & the Daffodil Day annual appeal, Thyngs welcome the Smart Daffodil pin to catch the cashless pockets of today on-the-go. The pins feature on popular AM Morning TV Show as part of a fundraising competition – the power of real-time analytics made fun!
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The Thyngs Event Solution transforms lanyards or badges into instruments of connection using just a tap or scan from attendees smartphones. No paper, no app, just maximum engagement…
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Donate through your phone during World’s Biggest Coffee Morning
The Macmillan Coffee Morning is an annual event which started in 1990 that sees more than 200,000 people take part, raising £26,914,382 in 2018 alone. With the growth in cashless transactions and the growing number of people using no or little cash Macmillan want to give supporters the added option of donating via an alternative...
Thyngs & TBWA Revolutionise ANZ Daffodil Day Donations
Ready for the future of giving? In a New Zealand first from TBWA Group NZ, ANZ introduces the Smart Daffodil, an innovative development that shakes up donating this Daffodil Day. Launching as part of ANZ’s support of the Cancer Society of New Zealand & the Daffodil Day annual appeal. The Smart Daffodil and its cashless...
How technology is changing the publishing industry
There is little doubt that the arrival of the internet has made a huge impact on the publishing industry. Amazon UK has long sold more Kindle ebooks than paperbacks and hardbacks combined, newspaper sales across the board have declined as more people go online for their news, and magazines seem to be closing down on…