Bakery loyalty card in Meknes

Neighbourhood customers, every day

In residential districts such as Bassatine, Zitoune, Toulal or Sidi Bouzekri, the bakery is often a daily stop, as it is in the medina or in Hamria, the new town built after 1912. The amounts are small, but a customer who comes every morning for years is worth a lot. A paper card gets creased or left at home; a card on the phone, saved on WhatsApp or in Google Wallet, stays in the pocket.

The rule stays simple: you choose the number of stamps and one reward, for example a free loaf or pastry.

Customers without a smartphone

Some bakery customers, often older ones, do not use a smartphone. The cashier can create a ticket in one tap, and the number shows on the TV screen if you have one. These customers are served as usual; the digital card is offered to those who have a phone.

Fast at the counter in the morning

• The customer pays, then scans the counter QR code with the camera, no app needed.
• For items already on the shelf, you tap “Ready” straight away and the stamp is added.
• The cashier sets the number of stamps: a cake order for a party can be worth several.
• The reward is redeemed with a 6-digit code at the counter.

Example for a bakery in Meknes

An example to replace with your prices: a croissant at 4 DH and a “buy 10 pastries, get the 11th free” card. A customer who buys a croissant every weekday morning earns the reward in about two weeks. It costs you one pastry, and the customer has a reason not to switch bakeries.

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