Code Generator
The best way to run it day to day
Any device you already own generates a single-use QR code. It issues up to 20 stamps at once, chosen as you issue it, and can only be redeemed once.
Demo
See the stamp card before you sign up for it
This is what running Flex Rewards actually looks like — how a stamp gets issued, what your staff see, and what your customer sees. No sales call and no contact form: try it yourself whenever you are ready.
Before you open the doors
Three steps, and you’re running
Building the card takes about 30 minutes, in the browser — nothing to install and nothing to wait on an onboarding call for.
Build your digital stamp card
Choose how many stamps earn the reward and what the reward is. It is all in the browser — nothing to install, no hardware to buy, and about 30 minutes from start to finish.
Show a QR code at the counter
Any phone or tablet you already own becomes the stamping device. Busy counter? Stand a kiosk on the bar and it shows the code itself, with no staff involved.
They scan, and the stamp is on their card
Your customer points their camera at it — no app, and one tap to sign in. The card updates while they are still standing there, and they can see how close the reward is.
One stamp, both sides of the counter
Now walk through a single visit
What your staff do
Issue the code from whatever is already behind the till
A phone, a tablet, a laptop — any device you own generates the code. Each one is single-use, issues up to 20 stamps chosen at the moment you issue it, and refreshes after about 90 seconds. There is also a browser Control Panel for looking a customer up, seeing how close they are to a reward, and adding or removing stamps by hand.
Removing a stamp matters more than it sounds: it is the fix when one gets issued by mistake.
What your customer does
Points a camera at it — and that is the whole interaction
No app to install — the card opens in their browser and they sign in with one tap. It updates while they are still standing at the counter and shows them how close the reward is. Rewards can land along the way, not only at the end.
One customer can hold several of your cards at once — a coffee card and a food card, say — and see both in the same place.
Why it cannot be gamed
Nobody photographs their way to a free reward
A code from the Code Generator is single-use and dead in about 90 seconds. A kiosk code rotates on a timer — at least every ten minutes — and the previous code expires the moment it does, which is what makes an unattended screen safe to leave out.
There is a cooldown between one customer’s scans as well: 12 hours to start with, and we will turn it up, down, or off depending on how your business runs.
In summary
Three ways to issue a stamp
Pick the one that fits your counter — most businesses end up using more than one.
Customer Kiosk
Best for a busy counter
Stand a tablet on the counter and it displays a rotating code that customers scan themselves, with no staff interaction at all.
Control Panel
Best when you are managing accounts, not queueing
A browser tab, nothing to install. Search for a customer, see their stamp history, and add or remove stamps by hand. The most hands-on of the three.
Try it yourself
US$36 a month. The first 30 days are free.
Build your own card, generate a code and scan it yourself — that answers more in ten minutes than any demo call could. One price with everything included, and you can cancel at any time.
Set up in 30 minutes. Card details required, nothing charged for 30 days. See full pricing.
Running loyalty across more than one venue — a shopping center, a downtown district, a market — rather than a single business? See Digital Passport