Product Sneak Peak – Voucher Management - The Evolution of Loyalty Programmes

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19Aug

Product Sneak Peak – Voucher Management

Melanie Parker | B2B Loyalty, Rewards and Mechanics, Loyalty Insights, Loyalty Marketing, Loyalty Programmes, Loyalty Vouchers | B2B Loyalty, Loyalty Programmes, Rewards and Mechanics, Loyalty Marketing | Return|

Stream's latest product update has completed development and is being released out for ‘breaking’ by our crack team of product testers.

Our voucher management feature allows you to upload your own codes, generate dynamic codes on the fly or as a batch, and apply external voucher codes for members to claim.

Vouchers are a great way to provide customers with a tangible benefit whether that be a discount on a future sale or access to a free gift with a partner e.g. a free coffee at Starbucks.

Keeping the vouchers fresh encourages frequent and consistent engagement with the programme allowing you to promote new products or services to an engaged customer base.

About the Author

Melanie Parker

Stream’s co-founder, Melanie, became the first British woman to become accredited with the CLMP from The Loyalty Academy. Passionate about all things loyalty, Melanie cuts through the technical jargon and gets to the real business issue. Melanie loves to develop engaging digital solutions that appear simple whilst creating long lasting partnerships that add value to all.

LoyaltyStream Key Features

21 loyalty campaign types to suit every business
Options to deploy gamification campaigns such as Spin-To-Win and Prize Draws as well as Badges
Ability to track and reward all behaviours from transactions to actions
In-depth visual analytics and insights on Campaigns, Members, actions and transactions
Customisable CRM and segmentation options to suit your Member profile
Scalable modular SaaS platform that can grow with your business

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