Bakery loyalty card in Agadir for morning customers

The neighbourhood bakery in Agadir

In residential areas such as Hay Mohammadi or Dakhla, the bakery is a local shop: people walk there, often at the same time, before work or school. In the centre and Talborjt, there are more office workers and passers-by. During Ramadan, the busy time often moves to the late afternoon, before breaking the fast.

A quick purchase, a quick stamp

In a bakery, the order is often served on the spot. The customer pays, scans the QR code, and the cashier taps “Ready” straight away: the stamp is added at that moment. For a large pastry order that needs preparing, the customer keeps their number and the phone rings when it is ready.

• The cashier sets the number of stamps for an order, for example more stamps for a big order for a celebration.
• An older customer without a smartphone: the cashier creates her ticket in one tap.
• Every action is logged with the screen link that did it, and a daily check flags abnormal days.

Bakery loyalty card in Agadir: see who really comes back

The dashboard shows visits, stamps, rewards and returning customers, and a summary arrives by email every Monday. If a regular disappears, an automatic WhatsApp reminder can bring them back; they can stop these messages at any time. An optional birthday gift can also mark the day (only the day and month are asked).

An example for an Agadir bakery

Example: the reward is a small box of pastries worth 40 DH (replace with your own product). With “10 purchases, reward on the 11th”, a family that comes every morning gets it in under two weeks. You adjust N to your margins. Stampylo costs MAD 149 per month, with a 14-day free trial.

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