Want Loyalty, Referral, and Reviews programs white labeled - that can easily be integrated into websites, mobile apps, social media, chatbots, and e-commerce

I must manually check-in students because parents do NOT wait in the lobby - they drop off their children so Wifi is not a good option for my school. I want to check-in the students by class attendance but I can't create sub-groups of the Current Customers list. This would be easiest. The inferior option is to check students from the Current Customers list, but the contact names are parent names. I don't always know the parent's first name so now I have to look up the student's last name in my management system to get the parent first name so I can look it up to check them in. This takes way too long. I'm not sure if this is honestly worth the time, effort and money.

Enable clients to automatically earn loyalty points on their birthday

Members want an easier way to check point totals

Such as birthday, hitting a monthly frequency number for rewards, referring a friend, also deliniation between a group class visit (5 points) and an appointment based visit (10 points).

Hello! I am looking for an easier way to send students to review their rewards, like a portal, or app or link. Many students don't like receiving the texts, accidentally unsubscribe, or delete them. Most students are very confused about their points, and it's difficult for me to send them a direct link to their accounts.

As an admin, I would like to exclude employees and non-members from being able to automatically receive points when they attend class.

Would like to have loyalty points expire at a set point, so passive customers can't redeem them after being away from the business for months.

Adding a feature to limit redeems, but have it based on time passed since last redeem. This way they could redeem certain items once a day, once a week, once a month, or once every three months.

We have 2 Locations RVC and Jericho and would like to have 1 rewards program. Each location has a separate account with their own Access points and different contact databases. There is some overlap though. Challenge is can you develop a rewards program that spans multiple accounts? (Steve Evans, N2MM)