Your area's shops, on their neighbors' phones. And a reason to come back.

By creating a shared initiative that gives residents reasons to shop at the businesses in their area and come back more often.

Our solution brings the participating shops' offers together in a marketplace and lets you run campaigns that reward spending or repeat purchases. Each campaign sets the conditions and the reward; the platform tracks progress and fulfills the promotion automatically.

That way the shops take part in a joint campaign with shared visibility, while keeping control of their campaigns' conditions and rewards.

These initiatives usually come from merchant associations, chambers of commerce, city councils or other groups that want to bring an area to life.

A shared space is created for the project and the participating businesses join it. Their offers sit together in the same marketplace, so residents can discover which shops have signed up and which promotions are available.

Shops join through the organization leading the initiative. From there, they set up their campaigns within the project's framework and can follow how they perform.

It's a shared digital space where an initiative's shops and their offers sit together. It lets residents discover businesses, check promotions and access their loyalty programs from their phone.

Its purpose is to encourage purchases at the participating businesses. The sale and the payment take place in the shop; the platform handles the promotions, the stamp records and the rewards.

It lets them take part in digital campaigns and manage their loyalty programs without having to build their own platform.

The shop defines what it wants to reward, the conditions the customer has to meet and the reward they'll receive. The platform tracks each participant's progress and generates the reward when it's due.

Besides gaining visibility in the initiative's marketplace, the shop gets information on its campaigns' activity and stays in control of what it offers.

You choose whether to reward purchase frequency or spending. Then you define the conditions: how many visits with a purchase the customer has to make, the minimum they have to spend or how much spending they have to build up, and what reward they'll get when they reach the goal.

Once it's set up and running, the platform records valid purchases, updates progress and generates the reward when the conditions are met. You don't have to keep count for each customer or work out by hand when the reward is due.

The management is automated, but you stay in control: you decide the mechanics and the reward and can check how the campaign is performing.

A frequency campaign rewards the customer for coming back to buy several times. For example: each time they come in and spend at least 10 euros, they get a stamp. When they complete five valid visits, they get the reward. A 50 euro purchase in a single visit counts as one stamp, because the goal is for them to come back five times.

A spending campaign rewards the amount purchased. For example: for every 10 euros spent, they get a stamp. Once they reach 50 euros, they complete the five stamps and get the reward, even if they spent it all in one purchase.

In both cases there's a purchase. The difference is what you want to encourage: that the customer comes in more often or that they reach a certain level of spending.

The shop checks it itself, on the spot and in store: its authorized staff scan the customer's code and verify that the conditions the shop set are met. From there, the platform records the stamp or the progress that applies under the chosen mechanics.

When the customer reaches the goal, the planned reward or coupon is generated automatically. The shop can check the activity and control how rewards are redeemed, without having to track each participant by hand.