What this usually looks like
Checkpoint teams are busy, and many are not your employees. A program that asks screeners to do paperwork will not survive a busy morning.
At stadiums, parks and festivals, the gate team changes from event to event, so whatever happens there has to be simple to explain.
How Boomerang handles it
- You choose where KeepSafe sits and who staffs it, with your own signage and instructions.
- The guest grabs a tagged bag, scans the QR, enters details and snaps a photo, with no app and no account.
- Your team reviews items later in a dedicated queue, on its own schedule.
- KeepSafe can run on its own, or in the same portal as Lost & Found.
How partners handled it
KeepSafe works beyond airports too: stadium gates, park bag check and festivals. The comparison with Liff Happens Valet covers a staff-run gate check-in next to guest self-serve.
KeepSafe vs Liff Happens ValetMost partners prefer to stay anonymous, so stories use a venue descriptor. Every number is real. More results are on Impact.
Follow-up questions
Is KeepSafe a TSA product?
No. KeepSafe is run by the venue, with its own staff, at its own location. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government screening agency.
Who on our side usually runs it?
Whoever runs your guest services, operations or lost and found today. You choose, and you can change it.
Is KeepSafe a managed service?
No. Your team runs it. We provide the software, onboarding, training, signage, bags and tags.