Kyloy Documentation
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    Documentation/Loyalty

    Stamps and attendance

    They count visits, not money. The classic “tenth one free” card.

    Each visit adds a stamp, at most one per day. When the customer collects the number you set — 10, say — they complete a cycle, and a cycle is redeemed for a reward.

    1. 1In the left-hand menu open “Attendance”.
    2. 2In “Attendance System Settings”, enter in “Required Attendances” how many visits make a cycle (5 to 15).
    3. 3Leave “System active” on and press “Save Settings”.
    4. 4Go to “Rewards” and give the reward you want to offer a “Cycle price”, for example 1 cycle = a free coffee.

    The stamp is added on its own when you press “Register visit”. To redeem a cycle: in the app, on the customer screen, press “Redeem cycle”. On a computer, in “Attendance” → “Attendance Progress” find the customer, choose the reward in “Active reward” and press “Redeem”.

    Available on every plan. Points and stamps do not compete: you can use both at once.