Linking customers and content together seamlessly.
SHOOT ‘N’ SHARE
At Shoot Systems, we understand the importance of social media and fully branded sharable online content. We have spent over 20 years supplying photography and bespoke photo systems
to the events industry. Our wealth of experience has allowed us to create our in-house Shoot ‘N’ Share software. This software is the perfect solution for seamlessly linking customers to their branded
content via intuitive QR technology. Shoot ‘N’ Share can work independently or in parallel with other software solutions to give customers secure access to their branded online content.
For year we have seen people struggle to find the perfect solution for linking customers to their branded content easily.
The versatility of our software means it can be used for a multitude of services including:
Brand Marketing
Festival
“We want a brand ambassador to roam the festival encouraging visitors to have a photo taken with our branded photo board. Then sharing the photos online, wins free tickets to the festival next year”.
EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY
Black-Tie
“We want to have a roaming photographer, taking group and individual photos. We then want customers to download and share their photos, with our company logo on them...”
Nightclub photography
Nightclub
“A large busy nightclub wants a photographer to roam the club taking photos, and giving the customers access to their individual pictures making them available to download and share”
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
WEDDING
“As a Wedding photographer, I want a system where weddings guest can instantly access online their individual professional photos taken on the day. Think of it as ‘a high quality, remote Wedding photo booth for guests’
THE MEDICAL
“I work for a pharmaceutical company and would like an easy-to-use systems whereby I can link patients up to their content by simply scanning a QR”
Thinking outside the BOX…
A WAREHOUSE
“I work in a large warehouse with many boxes stacked on top of each other. We would love to have a system where we can simply scan a QR code to see what is in the boxes, rather than having to physically open them each time”
