Pick the use case closest to your brief.
Eight formats covering most of the rooms Zlicc gets called into. Each format names the pillars that typically carry the weight, with examples and the questions you should ask before locking scope.
Eight formats. One ecosystem behind each.
Use these as a shortcut, not a constraint — most rooms are hybrids of two or three formats. The entry route is what matters: which pressure points are most acute, and which pillars need to be on day one.
Multi-day, multi-track gatherings. Registration, badge intelligence, audience response, broadcast extension, sponsor analytics.
Reveal-driven moments. Anamorphic LED, projection mapping, hologram displays, and AI-driven content systems carrying the brand story.
Internal alignment moments. Secure access, gamified engagement, multi-location broadcast, leadership Q&A and sentiment scoring.
Booth-heavy environments. Lead capture, exhibitor portals, footfall heatmaps, AR product trials and real-time sponsor dashboards.
Distributor-facing engagements. AR product configurators, gamified incentives, multi-city broadcast and channel-specific analytics.
Mall, store and street moments. Selfie campaigns, gesture games, decibel reveals, signature-moment installations and footfall analytics.
Compliance-grade virtual delivery. Secure access, voting modules, moderated Q&A, transcript records and audit-ready reporting.
Distributed audiences, single moment. Two-way control room, multi-location feeds, simultaneous translation, archive and engagement analytics.
Tell us the room. We'll tell you the format.
Most briefs come in as "we have an event in eight weeks, what do we do?" — that's fine. The shape of the room (delegates, venue, intent, sector, sensitivity) determines the pillars and pace. Send us a one-line brief and we'll come back with a starting point.
Start a one-line brief.
It's enough to begin. We'll respond immediately with a format, a stack and a budget range — then build in hours and days.
Have a brief forming around this?
Share the essentials. This page-level form carries the page context and any campaign tags into the sales email, so the first response starts in the right place.
- Page source captured
- UTM carried through
- Sales routed