Location
A location is a physical place where a business offers its services. Within a loyalty application, it can also identify where staff work and where recorded actions took place.
Published
What this means for your shop
A café with one branch in a residential area and another at the station operates at two locations. Another person behind the counter is not a new location, and neither are several phones used in the same place.
For your loyalty programme, decide whether customers collect stamps and use rewards under the same rules at every participating place. A shared card gets the same explanation at every counter. Set out which purchases qualify and which benefit becomes available when the target is reached.
How to recognise it
A customer collects stamps on the way to work and wants to claim a reward later at a nearby branch. The configured programme decides whether that works, not the name above the door. Give staff and customers a clear answer before collecting begins.
At Treubar
Free, Start and Pro each include one location. Max covers up to five locations for €69 monthly or €690 annually, including VAT. The locations share a stamp card with the same design, stamp target and reward, and customers can collect and redeem at each of them.
Free includes one card and up to 20 issued customer passes. The location allowance and pass allowance are separate limits. The locations feature explains the shared process; the plan comparison helps you pick the scope that fits your business.