GeoNest recognizes a check-in on entry and flags a member's changing visit pattern on exit — so retention outreach happens before churn, not after.
Use cases
Enter, dwell, and exit mean something specific here — this is what that looks like in practice.
Enter
Recognize a member's entry automatically and acknowledge a visit streak — a small nudge that reinforces the habit you want to keep.
Dwell
A longer dwell near a specific area of the gym floor can signal interest — follow up with a relevant class or training offer.
Exit
When a member who used to visit regularly stops showing up, that's a pattern your own system can build from GeoNest's exit events — enough signal to fire a win-back campaign before the cancellation call.
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.
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.
Trigger a service reminder for anyone dwelling on the lot, or a test-drive follow-up the moment they exit.
Draw the fence rule once, and every location in the network runs the identical enter/dwell/exit logic — scoped to its own app.
Questions
GeoNest's core primitive is enter, dwell, and exit — recognizing a change in visit frequency across those events over time is logic your team builds on top using the event log, not something GeoNest infers on its own.
No — native OS geofencing is designed for exactly this kind of frequent, low-power monitoring; there's no continuous polling loop involved.
Channel and message content are configuration choices tied to the campaign, not something GeoNest restricts — segmenting by membership tier is handled in how you set up the campaign.
Yes — cooldown is a separate setting from dwell time, so you control the minimum gap between repeat triggers for the same device.
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