Points
Earned and spent by your rules, with limits by item and by date.
Points, tier and personal offers live in the phone, not on a plastic card left at home.
People see how much they have saved up and what it will buy — before the purchase, not after. The offer lands because it is about something they already use, not a blanket discount for everyone.
There are several mechanics and they combine: points, tiers, passes, personal offers.
Earned and spent by your rules, with limits by item and by date.
What it takes to move up and what each tier gives — visible to the customer, not buried in terms.
Packages of treatments or sessions and a prepaid balance live in the profile.
Built from purchase and visit history rather than sent to everyone alike.
Points and terms cover a family from one profile — where that makes sense.
A code on screen replaces plastic at the till and at the door.
The rules are described once and then run themselves: the app counts, not a person at the till.
What earns points, what spends them, where the limits are and how tiers work.
Earning and spending happen where payment happens, so the till and the app cannot disagree.
We set who gets a personal offer and on what occasion.
Tell us about your customer scenario — we'll suggest the right modules and the scope of the first release.
Discuss an appYes, if its system can hand over balances and accept transactions. The app then becomes one more window onto the same scheme.
Yes, when connected to the till system. Then nobody has to choose where exactly to pay with points.
Yes: by category, by item, by share of the bill and by expiry — as you decide.
No. A pass is a paid package of visits or treatments; points are an accumulated discount. In the app they sit side by side and do not interfere.