A discreet, Scotiabank-branded concierge and intelligence layer for the private clients your wealth managers host at Art Basel. Delivered by QR code. No app download. Higher touch, smaller audience, more valuable per head.
Art Basel Miami Beach, December 2026
Scotiabank is not a sponsor in the usual sense. This is a client experience. The problem is not visibility. It is that the room disappears the moment it empties.
A single QR code, given only to hosted clients. It opens a Scotiabank-branded layer over the fair. No app download. No public exposure.
Hosted clients scan once and receive a curated route through the fair. Private viewings, collector dinners, lounge access, and a live schedule of what Scotiabank has arranged for them. The bank becomes the interface for the entire week, not a logo on a wall.

Selected works and spaces carry an invisible layer. A client points their phone and gets provenance, artist context, and Scotiabank advisory commentary on the piece. It is the kind of access a private client expects and cannot get from the fair app.

Every scan, every saved work, every dwell moment is a signal, captured with explicit client consent. A client who lingers on a collection is telling you something. The layer records it and routes it to the relationship manager while the week is still live.
After the fair, each relationship manager receives a client-level view. Who attended, what they engaged with, where their interest sat, and what the natural follow up is. Structured, exportable, and ready for the CRM.
The mechanics are the same platform. The register is completely different. This is built for a small, high value audience, not a crowd.
Dimension | Typical Brand Activation | Scotiabank Private Client Layer |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Open to all attendees | Hosted clients only, by invitation |
| Visibility | Public and promotional | Discreet and private |
| Access | App download or booth queue | One QR code, no app download |
| Value driver | Impressions and reach | Depth of relationship per client |
| Data captured | Anonymous footfall | Consent-based, client-level interest signal |
| Who acts on it | Marketing | The relationship manager, during the week |
| Output | A reach report | A client debrief with a named follow up |
| Compliance posture | Consumer marketing terms | Scoped to private banking data handling |
Enterprise and institutional. This is the room we work in.
Augmento delivered the immersive art experience for the World Economic Forum at the Annual Meeting of the New Champions. Head of state audience. No app download. Zero friction in a security-controlled environment.
A first-party engagement layer built for the CBF, connecting a national audience to a single owned data spine. Proof that the platform holds up at volume and under a governing body's compliance requirements.
A destination-scale interactive layer built as our primary validation reference for sovereign and institutional clients. Available to walk through live on a call.
Pricing is scoped to hosted client volume, not to reach. A smaller, higher value audience is the point.
Five inputs move this forward. Your current client data setup, past Art Basel or client event activations and what worked, approximate number of clients you host during the week, budget range for the client experience program, and any compliance or data handling requirements on your side.
Initial concept within 5 to 7 business days of an intro call. Full scoped proposal within two weeks of receiving your inputs.
Wes Pabis, Co-Founder and CEO. wesley@augmento.com
This is not a public activation. It is a private client experience built for the people your wealth managers already host. We can scope a pilot for Art Basel Miami Beach in a single call. Reply and we will work around your team's timing.