Memberships, packages & gift cards
Build the rule once. It applies at the till, every time, without anyone remembering the deal you did in March.
The problem
Memberships tend to live as a promise. A regular says they get fifteen percent, the stylist is not sure, the owner is not there, and the discount either gets given wrongly or causes an argument at the counter.
Discounts applied inconsistently by different staff
No idea whether a membership is actually profitable
Gift cards redeemed twice, or never recorded at all
In practice
Capabilities
A plan carries rules: a percentage across everything, a discount on one category, or a number of free sessions. The till applies them automatically.
Sell five facials up front, track four remaining. The balance decrements as they are used and the customer can see it.
A gift card holds a balance, not a single use. Spend part of it today and the remainder stays on the card.
Set how many stamps a service earns and what the reward is. Accrual and redemption are both on the record.
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Benefit types
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Discounts applied from memory
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Rule scopes: all, category, item
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Of redemptions logged
The flow
Name it, price it, and set the rules that make it worth having.
Attach it to a customer. The sale bills like anything else.
The discount applies itself next time they check out.
See who is subscribed, what it is costing you and whether it is bringing them back.
Questions
Yes — a membership and a package can run alongside each other, and the till resolves the best applicable benefit.
Keep reading
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