Snack loyalty card in Salé

Evening, the real rush hour

In large residential districts such as Hay Karima, Sidi Moussa or Sala Al Jadida, lots of customers walk in at once on their way home from work. The ones who have already paid stand around asking how their order is doing.

With Stampylo, each of them scans the QR poster after paying and gets a number for the day. Their page shows how many orders are ahead, with an estimated wait based on your average preparation time. They can sit down or step outside: when the till taps "Ready", the phone rings and vibrates on Android. On iPhone, the page only rings while it stays open, and the "Enable alert" button keeps the screen awake with a loud alarm.

A TV to call the numbers, if you want one

On a Smart TV or Android TV, two columns show "Preparing" and "Ready", and every number is called out loud in Arabic, French or English. A customer without a smartphone gets a ticket made by the till in one tap, then follows the number on screen.

Bringing neighbourhood regulars back

A neighbourhood snack in Salé tends to see the same teenagers and the same families. A "buy N, get 1 free" rule needs no explaining. The reward can be a sandwich, a portion of fries or a drink: your call, one reward for the whole snack.

• One stamp per real order, or several for a group, as the till sets it.
• Automatic WhatsApp reminder to customers who no longer drop by.
• Every action is recorded, and a daily review flags unusual days.

Ramadan: it all happens after ftour

During Ramadan a snack's trade slides into the evening, after ftour and again after tarawih prayers. Orders then come in one big block: the number on the phone, plus the TV if you have one, saves shouting names across a packed room.

Example for a snack in Salé

Example to replace with your prices: a panini at 22 DH, rule "9 paninis, the 10th free". The reward works out at about 10% off for customers who return. Stampylo costs MAD 199 per month, with no hardware to buy, a free demo and no commitment.

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