Snack bar loyalty card in Tétouan, built for the lunch rush

The lunch rush near faculties and offices

Near the Faculty of Sciences in M'hannech, or in the centre at office hours, customers arrive all at once. Everyone wants to know when the sandwich will be ready, and the counter fills with people waiting.

With Stampylo, the customer pays, scans the QR poster and gets an order number for the day. The page shows how many orders are ahead and an estimated wait based on your average preparation time. The customer can sit down or step outside instead of crowding the counter.

• When the cashier taps Ready, the phone rings, and vibrates on Android.
• On iPhone, the page rings only while it stays open; the "Enable alert" button keeps the screen on with a loud alarm.
• On the TV, the "Preparing" and "Ready" columns and the voice announcement in Arabic, French or English help those who are not looking at their phone.

Stamps that follow real orders

In a rush, nobody can stamp paper cards by hand. Here the stamp is added automatically when the order is confirmed Ready, never without a real order. For a group order, the cashier sets the number of stamps.

Example to replace with your prices: a 30 DH sandwich and the rule "buy 7, the 8th is free". A student who eats with you three times a week reaches the reward in under a month. One reward per snack bar, redeemed at the counter with a 6-digit code.

University breaks and summer in Tétouan

When classes stop, part of the student crowd leaves town and the customer mix changes. In summer, the coast at Martil and M'diq draws many visitors. The automatic WhatsApp reminder lets you nudge customers who have not come back when term starts again; they can stop these messages at any time.

Offers go only to customers who accepted marketing messages, at most one a week, bought as credit packs. Stampylo costs MAD 149 per month, with a 14-day free trial and no card. No POS integration and no online ordering.

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