Café loyalty card in Fès

The neighbourhood café, from the medina to the new town

A café near Bab Boujloud does not run like a café in Agdal or Zouagha. In the medina, some customers are passing through; in residential districts, it is often the same faces every day. The digital card works for both: the tourist reads the page in English or French, the regular collects stamps week after week.

Students from Dhar El Mahraz and Saïs

The two main campuses of Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University are in Fès. Nearby cafés often serve students who come back several times a week on a small budget. A free coffee after a few visits is a simple reason to come back to you between classes.

The terrace without trips back to the counter

For takeaway or counter orders, the customer pays, scans the QR code and follows the number. When you tap "Ready", the phone rings and a stamp is added. On iPhone the page must stay open to ring; "Enable alert" keeps the screen on.

• A stamp only when the order is confirmed ready.
• The cashier sets the number of stamps: two coffees, two stamps if you decide so.
• One reward, chosen by you, redeemed with a 6-digit code.

Example for a café in Fès (use your own prices)

Example: a coffee at 12 DH and a mint tea at 10 DH. With the rule "8 drinks, the 9th free", a regular who comes every morning gets a free drink roughly every two weeks. Replace these numbers with yours.

Fès is hot in summer, with highs around 34 °C in July and August according to Wikipedia: if you sell cold drinks, they can count on the same card.

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