06 — Intelligence connecting people with possibilities
After the mirror, the next step.
A guest leaves the mirror with a recording of themselves in a brand world. Manifest Agents connect that moment to something relevant: the product they wore, the exhibition ticket, the trip. Consent first, always.
The moment after the moment
A recording is a memory. It can also be a door.
The guest who saw themselves in the fencing kit might want the kit. The family who became a Roman court might want the guided tour. Agents make that offer once, in the delivery email, and only if the guest said yes. No profiling, no retargeting, no third-party data.
Retail journeyMoment → possibility
The look they wore, one tap away.
In outfit-only mode the guest tried a real product. The delivery email can carry it: size, colour, the nearest store. The venue decides whether that offer exists at all.
- Product from the moment. Not from a browsing history.
- Venue-controlled. Offers are configured per fleet.
- Guest-controlled. One checkbox on the phone remote.
Museum journeyConsent first
Nothing happens without a yes.
Agents only act on what the guest opted into during the session. No account, no profile, no cross-venue tracking. The email is the channel and the guest can end it in one click.
- Explicit opt-in. Per session, on the guest's phone.
- No cross-venue profile. Each session stands alone.
- One-click stop. Every message can end the relationship.
Example journeys
Three moments, three next steps.
Retail
The guest wore the running kit. The email offers it in their size at the store they are standing in.
Museum
The family became the Baroque court. The email offers the family ticket for the next exhibition.
Travel
The guest saw themselves on the alpine slope. The email offers the destination guide they asked for.
At a glance
Manifest Agents in numbers and words.
| Trigger | A completed session with an opt-in |
|---|---|
| Channel | The delivery email |
| Data | Only what the guest chose in the session |
| Profiles | None without consent; no cross-venue tracking |
| Control | Venue configures offers; guest can stop any time |
| Status | Rolling out through 2027 |
Questions
What venues and brands ask first.
It is a single, relevant offer tied to what the guest just did, sent only if they asked for it. There is no ad network behind it.
Only with the guest's explicit opt-in for that brand, and the guest can withdraw at any time.
No. The recording is the guest's. Agents act on the moment chosen, not the footage.
Yes. Agents are off by default and enabled per fleet.