Providing current insights into active and inactive areas, we address a crucial knowledge gap through our Movement Data Module to better understand where, when, who and why communities come together. Our data intelligence empowers our network to seize a first-mover advantage in both emerging and established high-growth locations within their markets.
In addition to the comprehensive local data on organised community sport, recreation and leisure already available in the ActiveXchange network, our clients can now leverage Movement Data to enhance their understanding of non-traditional and casual usage of facilities, spaces, and places. This includes comparing activity levels to other areas and forecasting optimal activation solutions, thus enabling a more holistic view of community engagement and recreational patterns.
Our Movement Data uses GPS from thousands of apps on 600 million+ devices to provide a detailed analysis of specific sites, with information on the profile of usage and users, helping organisations better monitor, report and plan ahead.
ActiveXchange continues to source 'known ground truths' from a wide range of environments. These are used to configure and validate the raw location data received, converting this into accurate and consistent insights on visits and visitors.
There are two types of outputs. The first is area-wide scanning, knowing levels of activity on a rolling monthly basis nationwide.
The second service is for specific site analysis, providing more granular data on usage and users as well as journey patterns.
Analyse sites and locations of any shape and size.
Specific time and day analysis to understand the reach and impact of events.
Understand dwell time within different areas of the site, relevant for site design and management.
Point of origin (home) location of site users enables the appending of additional demographic, socio-economic and household consumer profiling information, relevant for equity of use analysis and commercial partnerships.
Sector benchmarks, trends and activation forecasting with similar types of sites and communities, to understand priorities and areas for improvement.
Heat mapping identifies the specific areas within sites with high usage.
Set up and monitor locations nationwide with data back over 3 years, helping to focus your resources on opportunity or risk locations.
Optimise site selection and allocate resources in the areas that matter to your organisation, collaborators & communities.
Target hotspot locations for high impacts using the overlay of the latest demographic, socio-economic, health & wellbeing data.
Decision-making around development, protection, or rationalisation of facilities, spaces and places
Use data for evidence-backed grant applications and business cases, and monitor the impact of funding in local projects
Understand volumes & dwell times of people moving through spaces to inform commercial advertising and sponsorship opportunities
Monitor and understand the socio-economic and demographic profile of users of sites
Internal and external up-to-date tracking and benchmarking of performance and impact reporting
Track specific events as well as longer-term usage trends for sites, such as fan visit routes and modes of transport
More efficient and proactive maintenance scheduling and outreach and development work
Quantify the public health impact of access to green spaces to promote environmental and health initiatives
The data correlates with economic activity, tracking the effectiveness of initiatives
Understand and influence the movement of people to and around destinations
Measure and compare use of active travel infrastructure and align with net zero, carbon reduction and air quality initiatives
Understand use of spaces never previously measured including trails, coastal paths, waterways, forests etc
ActiveXchange centrally procures the most relevant consumer and market segmentation data. This places each tracked site visitor into a segment (persona). Behind each segment are a further 1,000+ lifestyle and consumer behavioural metrics and propensities.
This provides insights on which types of people could a brand reach efficiently at your site(s). For advertising agencies and brands this helps discover where and when to target audience(s), with continuous tracking across ActiveXchange’s growing network of thousands of locations nationwide.
ActiveXchange appends publicly available, as well as paid-for data, to each visitor data point to understand how effectively your site(s) are at attracting visitors from priority communities. This includes socio-economic and demographic (EDI) metrics such as:
Know the origin and follow on destination of your visitors, the routes they're taking (or not taking), and by which modes of transport.
This is for organisations wanting to shape more efficient, environmentally sustainable (carbon tracking), and active travel networks, while increasing accessibility to different types of facilities, spaces and places for different types of local communities.
Alex Burrows & Ben Jones are joined by Dr. Nadia Al-Sabouni from Buckinghamshire Council to discuss the various strategic and operational applications of movement data across sectors, how the insights are making a difference to organisations already, and how the unique insights generated can support organisations to make more informed decisions, improve the need and impact of their work and drive collaboration across the system.
What's working, what's not, so what next. This AI-driven extension to the platform uses local, national and global interventions made within different types of spaces and communities to then forecasts the optimal intervention(s) to better activate your own facilities, space and places - and ultimately communities!
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