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At Mendoza Coopera 2026, almost half of the one-to-one conversations on the platform started from an artificial-intelligence suggestion
According to data from Circli, official technology partner of the Directorate of Entrepreneurs and Cooperatives’ summit, the equivalent of 78% of checked-in people entered the event platform, without downloading any app.
MENDOZA, Argentina, October 9, 2026 — Forty-nine percent of the one-to-one conversations that attendees at Mendoza Coopera 2026 started on the event platform came from an artificial-intelligence suggestion, according to data from Circli, the Argentine platform that served as the summit’s official technology partner. Forty-four percent of all one-to-one conversations moved forward, whether or not they started from a suggestion: people agreed to meet, swapped contact details or continued the conversation elsewhere.
Mendoza Coopera 2026 took place on August 6 at the Nave Cultural in the city of Mendoza, organized by the Directorate of Entrepreneurs and Cooperatives of the Ministry of Production under the theme “cooperative enterprises, leadership and territorial development.”
A whole event on the phone, with no downloads
The equivalent of 78% of the people checked in at the door entered the event’s digital space, and the equivalent of 74% used it during the day. They did so from their phone browser, without installing any app: they scanned a QR code, signed in with their email and found the agenda, who was there and suggestions of who to talk to, with the reason why. Half of those who entered, 51%, also completed their networking profile.
“Almost half of the one-to-one conversations on the platform started with an AI suggestion. Artificial intelligence doesn’t replace the hallway: it organizes it,” the Circli team said.
How it was measured
Check-in at the door was recorded by the event’s accreditation provider, and use of the digital space by the platform. Because the two systems are independent, adoption is expressed as a share of everyone present. The conversation indicators come from an automated analysis of the one-to-one conversations opened at the event, carried out without exposing their content and delivered to the organizers. All figures are reported as percentages.
For organizers, the value lies in showing what used to be invisible: not just how many people came, but how many met and what happened next.
“An event is measured by the connections it creates. Now those connections can be seen,” the Mendoza-based company added.