GeoNest detects a lot dwell or a service-bay wait and dispatches the right follow-up — a service reminder, a test-drive nudge, or a wait-time offer.
Use cases
Enter, dwell, and exit mean something specific here — this is what that looks like in practice.
Dwell
A dwell on the service lot beyond a set threshold can trigger a reminder about an upcoming maintenance milestone.
Exit
On exit from the dealership lot, a follow-up message can capture interest while the test-drive experience is still top of mind.
A dwell in the service waiting area can trigger a coffee-shop or amenity offer nearby, improving the wait experience.
Why teams choose GeoNest
Circles and polygons handed to the phone's own geofencing APIs — no continuous background polling.
Register, fetch geofences, report an event — that's the entire integration surface.
Every fence, device, and campaign is scoped to a single app — nothing crosses over.
Dispatches through your existing email and SMS infrastructure, plus Firebase Cloud Messaging for push — nothing new to wire up.
More industries
Not quite your world? See how the same enter/dwell/exit fence plays out for other industries.
Trigger a welcome offer on entry, and a "come back" nudge if a browser leaves without buying.
Fire a lunch-rush offer the moment someone dwells near the counter, or a loyalty push as they're walking out.
Send a "your prescription is ready" text when a dwell in the waiting area completes, or a refill reminder on exit.
Recognize a check-in streak on entry, and fire a win-back offer the moment a member's visit pattern shows they've stopped coming.
Follow up automatically after a branch visit dwell, or route someone to a nearby ATM the moment they exit a closed location.
Detect a dwell at an open house or listing and follow up with the listing details before the visitor is back in their car.
Draw the fence rule once, and every location in the network runs the identical enter/dwell/exit logic — scoped to its own app.
Questions
Yes — draw them as separate fences with independent rules, since a service appointment and a sales browse look very different in duration and intent.
No — native OS geofencing is designed for exactly this kind of low-power, real-world monitoring; there's no continuous polling loop involved.
Draw it as a polygon and GeoNest computes the bounding wake-up circle automatically — the precise polygon is what decides containment.
Yes — cooldown is a separate setting from dwell time, so you control the minimum gap between repeat triggers for the same device.
Automotive
Tell us which moment you want to catch — a dwell, a test drive, or a service wait — and we'll help you map it.
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