Sell a gift card, redeem it against any bill, give points to regulars and ask how the meal was. Because it is part of the POS, the money for an unused card sits in your books as something you still owe, not as a sale.
Sell them at the till, redeem part or all against any bill, and see what is still out there.
A card is money owed to the guest until it is used; one that expires is recognised then.
Points on each bill at the rate you set, redeemed at the till against the guest’s number.
Guests rate their visit, and low ratings are there for you to follow up.
Each guest’s visits, spend and points on their own record, and the assistant can tell you who is new, who keeps returning and who has stopped coming.
Codes with a percentage off and a limit on how many times they can be used.
Points per amount spent, and your gift card values.
Take the guest’s number; points and cards apply at the till.
Open a guest’s record, read the feedback, or ask the assistant who has stopped visiting.
No. Points are kept against the guest’s phone number.
As a liability, money you owe guests, until the card is redeemed or expires.
Yes, by asking the assistant: it works out from your own orders which guests used to come and have not been back.
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