Customer story · Godrej Ivara
1,060 creators. One Guinness World Records™ attempt. Tracked live.
When a world-record attempt depends on proving that over a thousand creators posted — verifiably, simultaneously, in real time — spreadsheets and screenshots don't survive contact. Here's how Zaver did it.
The challenge
Godrej Ivara set out on a Guinness World Records™ attempt built on creator participation at a scale most teams never touch: more than a thousand creators posting in a coordinated window. The attempt only counts if participation is verifiable — which means every single post has to be captured, matched to its creator, and logged as it happens. Manual tracking at that scale isn't just slow; it's disqualifying.
The solution
Zaver's tracking engine monitored all 1,060 creators live: each publish detected and verified in real time, participation status rolling up to a single dashboard shared by the brand team, the agency, and everyone who needed proof. No screenshots, no reconciliation spreadsheets, no "did creator #734 post yet?" threads.
- 1,060 creators monitored simultaneously through the attempt window
- Every post verified the moment it went live
- One live dashboard as the single source of truth for all stakeholders
Why it matters for your campaigns
Most campaigns aren't world-record attempts — but every campaign has the same question at its core: did the creators we paid actually deliver? The engine that verified 1,060 simultaneous posts is the same one that tracks your ten-creator launch, your fifty-creator seeding push, or your always-on ambassador roster.