Reward
A reward is the benefit a business promises when a defined collection target is reached. Its availability does not mean the guest has already redeemed it.
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What this means for your shop
Describe the reward precisely enough for guests and staff to expect the same thing. A specified drink is clearer than an unexplained surprise. Alongside the stamp target, decide which item or service is included and how the team will answer questions at the counter.
The reward is the outcome of collecting, not the individual unit being collected. Stamps record progress towards it. Redemption is the later step when the guest actually claims the available benefit. This distinction matters when someone brings a completed card but wants to keep the reward for another visit.
How to recognise it
A café offers a specified drink for a completed collection round. The guest has reached the target but orders something else today. The reward stays available without being used during this visit. Your team simply asks what the guest wants, rather than treating a full card as redeemed.
With Treubar
You set the reward text and stamp target on your card, and the setup guide walks you through the steps. The reward becomes available as soon as the target is reached.
Your team can redeem it or keep it for later, adding a new stamp where appropriate; scanning on its own redeems nothing. The redemption guide explains the options. Redemption requires an internet connection and is final, so check the action and quantity before confirming.