A large resort hotel wants to develop an app that will help restaurant staff locate guests throughout the property to quickly deliver food and drinks. Which Meridan software development kit (SDK)…

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Options

• ANavKit
• BBluDotKit
• CCampaignKit
• DLocation Sharing

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  8% (2)
• C
  17% (4)
• D
  71% (17)

Explanation

Location Sharing (D) is correct because it enables one device (a guest's phone) to broadcast its real-time position so that other users (restaurant staff) can see exactly where that person is on the property map - precisely the "staff finds guest" workflow described.

NavKit (A) is wrong because it provides turn-by-turn indoor navigation to help a single user route themselves to a destination; it doesn't share one person's location with another person.

BluDotKit (B) is wrong because it renders a user's own blue-dot position on a map for their own awareness - it doesn't transmit that position to a separate device or user.

CampaignKit (C) is wrong because it triggers proximity-based marketing messages (e.g., push notifications near a restaurant), not real-time person-to-person location visibility.

Memory tip: Think of the use case as a two-party problem - one person shares, another person receives. Only "Location Sharing" has the word "sharing" built in, signaling the bidirectional, social nature of the feature. If the scenario involves staff finding guests (not guests navigating themselves), it's always Location Sharing.

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