Create loyalty cards for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, manage discounts, bonuses, and stamps, and stay in touch with customers after purchase. The card is stored on your smartphone, eliminating the need to install a separate app or carry a plastic card.
Avada DLS helps organize the entire process in one system from card issuance to purchase tracking and program results evaluation.
Explore the key features of our service and make your loyalty program even more effective.
Selecting the loyalty program type, setting up conditions and card design, registering clients, and issuing cards.
Telegram, SMS, email, and push notifications for news, offers, and regular customer communication.
Integration with the cash register for tracking purchases and updating cards, as well as messages sent based on specified events.
Statistics on issued cards and purchases, which helps evaluate the results of various loyalty programs.
The card should help customers quickly identify your company, see their benefits, and present them when making a purchase. Depending on the program, it includes:
Design your card in your browser: add a logo and image, choose colors, place the scan code, and see a preview for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
For stamped cards, you can customize the background, icons, and colors for received and pending stamps. The registration form can also be designed in your company's style.
When a person receives a card, their data is entered into the system. This provides the business with a foundation for further work with program participants: issuing cards, verifying terms, and communicating.
The registration form has a predefined set of fields. Its title and design can be customized to suit your brand; the Telegram field can be included if needed.
Avada DLS lets you send general offers to cardholders or target specific customer groups. Push notifications, Telegram, SMS, and email are available.
Event-based messages are configured in advance and sent when a specified condition is met: upon receipt of the card, on its birthday, when its status changes, when the required number of stamps is reached, or when the card expires.
For location-based notifications, you can set up a message when a customer is near a point of sale.
SMS and email are sent through externally connected services; delivery is charged at their rates.
Through the bot, clients can receive a card, view program terms, and check their bonus or stamp balance. The card can be used directly in Telegram if the client hasn't added it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
For businesses, the bot becomes another communication channel: it can be used to send news, offers, and event-related messages.
The card can be issued and used without prior connection to the cash register. Integration is necessary when you want to automatically transfer purchase data and reduce manual intervention by employees.
When an exchange is configured, the POS system transmits transaction information to Avada DLS. Bonuses, stamps, or discounts are updated according to the program's rules. The integration capabilities and scope depend on your POS system and are determined during implementation.
The system allows you to see how many cards were issued during a selected period, how many transactions were processed for each card type, and for what amount. These metrics help compare operating systems and verify whether clients are using the program after registration.
For example, a high number of issued cards with a low number of transactions is a reason to check the terms of the offer and how clearly employees explain it to customers. The data shows where to look for the cause and what to test next.
The link and QR code can be placed where customers already interact with the company. Employees don't need to fill out paper forms or hand out plastic cards.
You set the incentive rules and can revise them as tasks, seasons, or product selection change. It's important to inform participants of any changes to the current program in advance.
After the first purchase, the contact is not lost: you can remind them of the accumulated benefit or send an offer related to participation in the program.
When the cash register transmits data via the API, accruals are performed according to established rules without separate calculations by an employee.
You see card issuance and transactions across various mechanisms, rather than evaluating the program's success solely by the number of registrations.
A stamp card shows the guest's progress toward the gift. The participation link can be on the receipt or at the checkout; the client receives the card during their visit.
Cumulative discounts help distinguish loyal customers, while cashback bonuses link current purchases to future purchases.
The card provides customers with clear terms for return visits. Event-based messages help remind customers about offers or congratulate them on their birthday.
A common program can be used across multiple locations. Card operating rules and purchase accounting procedures at each location should be defined before launch, especially if different POS systems are used.
The cost depends on how you plan to use the system: whether you want to test the program on a small group of clients first or deploy it in your own infrastructure with the integration of your services.
The trial period lasts up to 30 days and allows you to issue up to 50 digital cards . During this time, you can customize the program, follow the customer journey from registration to card use, and evaluate the system's basic features.
To get trial access, register a company. Your application will be reviewed by the service team; once approved, you will be granted access to the control panel.
The system is deployed on your company's server. The cost depends on the number of cards, data volume, workload, required features, and integrations with the cash register, CRM, or other services. After discussing these requirements, we will prepare a commercial proposal.
Sending SMS and email messages through external services is charged at the rates of the selected providers. Push notifications are free with EfirCards plans.
No. The client receives the card via a link or QR code and adds it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. If the Telegram bot is connected, the card can also be used via messenger.
Yes. Integration is required for automatic transfer of purchase information and card data updates. A workflow without it needs to be carefully considered along with the checkout process.
Yes. You can create different maps for individual programs or client groups. It's easier to start with a single, clear mechanic and then expand the program based on the results.
The participant's data remains in the system. The card can be resent to the client for addition to their phone.
Once added to Wallet, the customer can open the card and display its code without an internet connection. The discount or balance will be displayed as of the last sync. A connection is required to transfer new purchases and update data in the system.
Yes, you can change the design and parameters of the program. If the adjustment affects you
The number of issued cards, the number of transactions, and their amount for the selected period, including by card type. Availability of purchase data depends on how the records are organized and whether the POS system is connected.
Creating a basic map and setting up the program differs in scope of work from implementing a cash register, multiple locations, and custom rules. A timeline can be determined after discussing your mechanics and required integrations.
Once added to Wallet, the card becomes accessible even without internet access—for example, in areas with unstable internet or outside the city. Customers can open it on their smartphone and present it at the checkout, with the data (discounts, points) displayed as up-to-date as of the last sync.
We'll design a loyalty program tailored to your needs: card type, rewards rules, issuance method, and purchase tracking. We'll determine the integrations needed for launch and provide a cost estimate.
