Day 1 · At the counter
She pays. Staff type her number.
Your staff enter the mobile number and the bill amount on their phone. That is the only thing they do.
Enter the number and amount
How it works
Customers save your card. Your team records a purchase. Points update, giving them a reason to return.
Concept film · Sample brand
Actual wallet layout varies.
The customer journey
Follow one customer, Zara, through her first month with Indigo Lane. Your staff phone is on the left, her phone is on the right.
Day 1 · At the counter
Your staff enter the mobile number and the bill amount on their phone. That is the only thing they do.
Enter the number and amount
Day 1 · In her wallet
She scans the QR at the counter and saves the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Her welcome points and this bill are already on it.
No app to install
Day 21 · On her lock screen
Write an update in the brand app. Saved cards can show it without a per-message fee. Lock-screen alerts depend on the phone and its notification settings.
A$0 per update
Day 30 · Back in the store
Her card says a gift is waiting. Staff see it on their phone and tap Given. The card updates as she leaves.
Comes back on her own
Day 45 · Using her points
A manager takes the points off in one form, with the invoice number as the reason. You give the discount in your own billing. Her card shows the new balance at once.
500 points = A$500 off
Your staff phone · Android
Counter · Flagship store
Record a bill
Mobile number
98100 12345
Bill amount
A$6,500
Add points
New customer. A join QR will show on screen.
Zara's phone · iPhone
Your Indigo Lane card, on your phone.
Your name
Zara
No app to install, no password to remember.
Open my card
Using points
You decide what a point is worth in your rules. At A$1 a point, 500 points is A$500 off.
Gifts work differently. A scratch-card gift is not paid with points. When it is ready, any staff member taps Given and the gift is marked as used.
Who does what
Create your brand, then choose your design and rewards. No payment details needed to start.