Friday morning, the queue spills onto the pavement and nobody has time to look for a stamp card above the ice. The customer holds out their phone, you scan, it is done. For a fishmonger, this is points-based loyalty software: the Saturday platter weighs what it is worth, and Tuesday's two whiting fillets still count.
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You create your card online and put the poster with its QR code on the counter. The customer scans it once with their camera: the card lands in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with no app to install. On each visit, you scan their card (or your till does it): stamps or points add up, and the reward unlocks on its own.
Behind a fish counter, count in points, not stamps: one euro taken is worth one point, and at 250 points the reward comes, a dozen oysters or €15 off the basket, you decide which. The Saturday platter makes the counter jump, Tuesday's whiting keeps it going. From the Plus plan (3 notifications a month, unlimited on Pro), the Thursday evening notification, “Scallops tomorrow at the stall”, fills your Friday with no billed SMS.
It is rhythm enough: fifty-two Fridays a year, and between two visits the card waits in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, without getting wet or lost. At €25 a basket, a reward set at 250 points comes every ten Fridays. That threshold is yours, you lower it whenever you like.
Yes, one single card per customer, credited from your iPhone or a browser: a phone on 4G is enough at the stall. The Pro plan adds unlimited locations, one per market and one for the shop, and employee accounts, so your Sunday assistant credits baskets from their own phone.
Yes. On a food product, a promotional benefit, immediate or deferred like a points kitty, may not exceed 34% of the consumer selling price (ordonnance of 12 December 2018). Perishable products at risk of rapid spoilage are exempt, provided the discount is not advertised anywhere outside the point of sale: announce the new catch by notification, and the slashed price on the chalkboard.
The basic loyalty card is free, with no cap on customers and no commitment. The Pro plan, all inclusive at €49 per month, can be taken whenever you want.