Guguan Izu Japanese Outdoor Hot Spring
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Industry background
In the 87th year of the Republic of China, a piece of farmland that was originally used to grow betel nut, with only a hiking trail, was carefully planned and gradually formed into Izu Japanese style hot springs. Finally, in May of the 88th year, it took a step out of the valley gate and wind hot springs for health preservation.
After the 921 renovation, the foundation of Izu was laid, and the baptism of the 72 floods further tested Izu's resilience.
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Customer pain points
Manual processing is definitely slow: printing and verification require manual operation, which is prone to errors
Cost issue: Printing physical tickets requires materials, and storage and transportation also increase costs
Anti counterfeiting issue: Physical tickets are easily counterfeited
Inconvenient data management: unable to monitor sales status or customer information in real-time
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Customer Value
Efficiency improvement: Automated processing reduces manpower
Cost saving: Save on printing and logistics costs.
Real time data tracking: The system can track sales data in real-time and analyze user behavior
Environmental Protection: Reduce Paper Use, Save Resources
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