Knowledge Base
Find answers to frequently asked questions about our services, products, and processes.
What services does Augmento offer beyond AR experiences?
Beyond AR, Augmento offers: Interactive pitch decks and microsites for brands and investors, Custom landing pages with immersive storytelling, Fan engagement strategy consulting, Data analytics and audience insight reports, White-label AR solutions for agencies, and API access for developers to build on our platform. We're a full-service immersive technology partner, not just an AR tool.
Does Augmento offer an API for custom integrations?
Yes. Augmento provides a RESTful API and webhooks for custom integrations. You can programmatically manage AR experiences, trigger content updates, pull analytics data, and integrate with your existing tech stack. Our API documentation includes SDKs for JavaScript, Python, and Swift. Rate limits and API access levels depend on your plan. We also offer dedicated support for complex integrations.
Can Augmento integrate with existing ticketing and loyalty platforms?
Yes. Augmento integrates with major ticketing platforms (Ticketmaster, Eventbrite, AXS), CRM systems (Salesforce, HubSpot), loyalty programs, and social media APIs. We can gate AR experiences based on ticket type (e.g., VIP-only content), sync engagement data to your CRM for follow-up campaigns, and link AR achievements to loyalty points. Our API-first architecture means custom integrations with proprietary systems are also straightforward.
Can I import a Zillow 3D Home tour directly into my proprietary real estate CRM system?
Zillow 3D Home tours generate shareable URLs that can be embedded in CRM records as links. However, Zillow doesn't offer a public API for direct data import of the 3D model or tour analytics. For deeper CRM integration (tracking which leads viewed which rooms), you'll need platforms like Matterport or CloudPano that provide webhook/API access and viewer analytics that can pipe into your CRM workflow.
Can I use the WebXR API to embed an augmented reality property tour directly on a webpage?
Yes. The WebXR Device API enables AR experiences directly in mobile browsers without app installation. Using frameworks like A-Frame, Three.js, or Babylon.js with WebXR, you can build web pages that activate the user's camera, detect surfaces, and overlay 3D property models or furniture in augmented reality. This is particularly powerful for marketing — buyers tap a link and instantly enter an AR experience.