Granted United States Patent · US12039568B2

United States Deployment Analysis

Purpose of United States Deployment Analysis

This analysis examines publicly disclosed Woosmap deployments and integration architectures for evidence of combined functionality corresponding with the limitations of the granted claims of US12039568B2.

The independent-claim analysis identifies multiple areas of technical correspondence within Woosmap’s publicly disclosed technology. This section examines whether publicly disclosed customer deployments and integration architectures provide additional evidence concerning the combined operation of those functions.

Particular attention is given to implementations capable of connecting location and historical user context with customer information, targeting logic, temporal conditions and automated consumer communications.

U.S. deployment evidence — not yet established

11 — Public source record

Sources relied upon in the deployment analysis

Every source below is also carried into the evidence library as a numbered exhibit. Sources accessed 26 August 2026.

Woosmap Technical Documentation

Woosmap (woosmap.com blog)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Click & Collect: why brands need it and how geofencing maximises the experience

Retail deployment narrative for ETA-based customer arrival detection, order-readiness workflows and curbside/click-and-collect notification sequences built on geofencing events.

Elements F, H, I; dependent claim 7

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Woosmap (developers.woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap Geofencing SDK — Salesforce Marketing Cloud integration

Transmission of Woosmap Geofencing SDK events to Salesforce Marketing Cloud from four context types — Geofences, POI, Visits and ZOI — to trigger an Entry Event; connector initialisation with EventDefinitionKeys for woos_geofence_entered_event, woos_geofence_exited_event, woos_POI_event, woos_Visit_event, woos_zoi_classified_entered_event and woos_zoi_classified_exited_event; and event data fields including user_properties.[field_name].

Claim 10 steps 10A, 10C, 10E, 10H, 10I

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Woosmap (developers.woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap Geofencing SDK — Braze integration

Transmission of Woosmap Geofencing SDK events from Geofences, POI, Visits and ZOI contexts to Braze as custom events with associated properties, tied back to push messaging campaigns.

Claim 10 steps 10H, 10I

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Woosmap (developers.woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap Geofencing SDK — Batch integration

Transmission of Woosmap Geofencing SDK events from Geofences, POI, Visits and ZOI contexts to Batch as custom events, expressly usable as a Custom Event trigger in the Automation and Journey composers.

Claim 10 steps 10H, 10I

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Woosmap (developers.woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap Geofencing SDK — Visits and Zone of Interest

Detection of when and where a user has spent time (visits) without explicit monitoring; assessment of time spent on each visit; definition of Zones of Interest as places where a user recurrently spends time; and the express statement that, when the Zones of Interest feature is activated, the SDK stores and clusters historical location data on the device for each user, identifying approximate home and office locations from the time distribution of clusters. Also publishes consumer context examples including commuting home and leaving the office for a click & collect order.

Claim 10 steps 10B, 10C, 10G; Claim 1 elements B, C, H

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap Geofencing — commercial use case page

Commercial description of geofencing triggering events on device entry or exit of a monitored region; contextualisation of push notifications at the right time and in the right place; support for distance-based, time-based, ETA/isochrone and recurrent geofences; and retail, geomarketing and offer-targeting use cases including tailoring by where users live or work.

Elements A, B, C, G, H, I

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap — Drive to Store strategy and ROI framework

Woosmap's own description of drive-to-store as digital strategies spanning geofencing, store locators, click-and-collect, local inventory and location-based push notifications, including geofencing that triggers actions when a customer device enters or exits a zone and store-locator logic surfacing the right location based on the user's position with accurate travel time.

Claim 1 elements E, G, H, I

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap Talks — geolocation for retail business

Woosmap's own retail positioning that geolocation for retail identifies customer habits and meets customer needs when and where they arise, rather than providing maps and directions alone.

Claim 1 elements B, C, H

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Woosmap Customer Case Studies

Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Published 23 September 2024 · Accessed 26 August 2026

Phoenix Mills — Phoenix Nhance loyalty application success story

A named, live deployment by The Phoenix Mills Limited across eight malls in seven Indian cities using Woosmap Geofencing and Indoor products, delivering real-time personalised offers based on shopper location, with 492,518 marketing campaign notifications and more than 208,600 geofencing notifications reported, and a loyalty programme holding customer identity, points and coupon records.

Claim 1 elements A, B, D, E, G, I · Phoenix Mills — Phoenix Nhance (India)

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Holland & Barrett — collaboration with Woosmap and AWS

A named United Kingdom health and wellbeing retailer deployment using Woosmap for store location and click-and-collect services.

Claim 1 element E; dependent claim 7 · Holland & Barrett (United Kingdom)

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Carrefour Italy — synergies between physical sales and e-commerce

A named grocery retailer deployment in Italy connecting physical store locations with e-commerce journeys using Woosmap geolocation and distance products.

Claim 1 element E · Carrefour Italy

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Greene King — leading customers to pubs, hotels and restaurants

A named United Kingdom hospitality operator deployment using Woosmap Distance, Localities and Stores products to direct customers to physical venues.

Claim 1 element E · Greene King (United Kingdom)

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Etam Group — customisation at the heart of the customer journey

A named apparel retailer deployment using automated geolocation, store locator and address finder within the customer journey, with a reported e-commerce conversion increase of more than 50% against 2019.

Claim 1 elements A, E · Etam Group

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

HUBO — Woosmap case study

A named home-improvement retail deployment using Woosmap Address, Localities and Stores products for store location.

Claim 1 element E · HUBO

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Wecasa — conversion-rate improvement with Woosmap

A named services-marketplace deployment reporting a 24% overall conversion increase and 35% for new customers in the United Kingdom, using Woosmap Map and Localities products.

Claim 1 element A · Wecasa (United Kingdom)

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Watches of Switzerland — Woosmap case study

A named luxury retail deployment of Woosmap location services; the published page does not state the market in which the implementation operates.

Claim 1 element E · Watches of Switzerland

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Woosmap (woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap Customer Stories — index of published success stories

The published set of named Woosmap customer implementations relied upon in the deployment analysis, and the absence within that index of any success story identifying a United States deployment.

Deployment evidence generally

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Customer Public Disclosures

HERE Technologies (here.com)

Published 1 July 2024 · Accessed 26 August 2026

HERE Technologies — Woosmap click-and-collect interview

Statements attributed to Woosmap's chief executive describing an order sent to the nearest location, an estimated time of arrival computed from real-time traffic, and a notification issued to the kitchen when the customer is five minutes away so that order preparation begins; and a statement that Woosmap is expanding its offering to fast-food chains, restaurants and supermarkets across Europe and North America.

Claim 1 elements H, I; dependent claim 7

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Integration Documentation

Woosmap (developers.woosmap.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Woosmap Geofencing SDK — Airship integration guide

Documented forwarding of Woosmap region entry and exit events into Airship as custom events (UACustomEvent on iOS, CustomEvent.Builder on Android) carrying id, radius, latitude and longitude, for use with the Automation and Journey composers.

Claim 1 elements F, I; Claim 10 steps 10H, 10I

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Customer-Engagement Platforms

Batch (batch.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Batch — Woosmap partner page

Batch describes the partnership as triggering push notifications at the right time and in the right place and fuelling Batch segmentation data with location context information for notification campaigns.

Claim 1 elements C, F, H, I

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Airship (airship.com)

Accessed 26 August 2026

Airship — Woosmap integration page

Airship describes the Woosmap integration as partner-maintained by Woosmap, providing dedicated custom events to trigger messages and to design personalised Airship Sequences and Automations based on location.

Claim 1 elements F, I

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U.S. Deployment Evidence

NO SUFFICIENT PUBLIC U.S. DEPLOYMENT EVIDENCE IDENTIFIED AT THIS STAGE

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