A small tag. A clear plan for using it.
Here’s how families get started, what happens when someone needs help and how the programme fits into your event.
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For families, it starts with a contact number.
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Receive a tag.
Pick up a KinTag at the event and attach it to a bag or clothing.
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Add a contact.
A parent follows the activation steps and adds the contact number they want someone to reach.
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Tap if help is needed.
Someone who finds the separated child can tap the activated tag with a phone to open the contact page.
Staying in touch is a separate choice.
Parents can also choose to hear from the organization or sponsor. They can use the safety feature without accepting either invitation.
What happens before event day.
| Part of the plan | Your organization | KinTag Partners |
|---|---|---|
| Event scope | Choose the date, audience and distribution location. | Help define the programme and tag quantity. |
| Branding and offer | Approve your branding and any invitation. | Prepare the agreed tag and activation content. |
| Distribution | Identify the staff or volunteers handing out tags. | Provide the agreed tags and instructions. |
| Review | Share staff and family feedback. | Review available distribution and activation information. |
See the tags in use.
Attach the wristband
Keychain, bag tag, card holder and wristband
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The practical questions.
Where do we hand out the tags?
At an agreed table, gate or guest-services point staffed by your team. We plan the distribution location with your organization before the event.
What does our team need to do?
Choose the event and distribution point, identify staff or volunteers, and approve your branding and any invitation. On the day, your team hands out tags and helps families get started.
How do families activate them?
Free to receive. A parent adds an emergency contact to activate it. They tap the tag with a phone and follow the activation steps.
What happens when someone finds a separated child?
Staff, security or another adult can tap the activated tag with a phone to find the parent’s contact number. No app or account is needed to view it.
What information appears when a tag is tapped?
The emergency contact number added by the parent appears on the activated tag’s contact page.
Can families decline marketing?
Yes. Adding an emergency contact and choosing to hear from the organization or sponsor are separate steps. Families can use the safety feature without accepting either invitation.
How is sponsorship arranged?
We agree the sponsorship before your event goes ahead, along with the tag design, setup and who handles what.
Let’s work out where it fits.
Tell us about your venue or event. We’ll start with the practical details.
Plan your first event