Loyalty Points

Customers earn points on every sale they're attached to, and spend them at checkout. You set the rates.

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Every customer record carries a Loyalty Points balance. A sale with the customer attached earns points automatically, and the customer can spend them on a later sale at the counter.

Needs the Customer Memory & Promos add-on (₱300 per branch each month), or any bundle that includes it: the same add-on that gives you the Customers page. Without it, sales earn no points.

Earning points

When a sale with a customer attached completes, Kassly adds the points it earned to that customer's balance. Nothing has to be switched on and nothing is tapped at the counter. Sales made offline earn their points when they sync. Walk-in sales (no customer) earn nothing.

Points are worked out on the sale total and rounded down to whole points. At the default rate a ₱749 sale earns 74 points, and a ₱9 sale earns none.

Setting the rates

Settings → Store Settings, the Loyalty Points card:

Setting Default What it does
Earn points on sales On Switch off to stop earning. Balances stay, and customers can still spend them
Points earned per ₱100 spent 10 10 means 1 point per ₱10
What 1 point is worth ₱0.50 The peso value when a customer spends points
Earn points on Sales only Sales only leaves the service charge and tips out, because neither is your sale. Full amount paid counts everything the customer hands over

The card shows a worked example as you type. At the defaults, a customer gets back 5% of what they spend: 1 point per ₱10, worth ₱0.50 each.

A new rate applies to sales from then on. Points already earned are not recalculated.

Spending points at the counter

With the customer attached, the checkout screen on the phone or desktop POS shows Rewards. It lists the customer's points ("worth ₱x") and their stamp cards.

  1. Tap Use points. The box is filled with the most the sale can take.
  2. Change the number if the customer wants to keep some, then tap Apply.
  3. The points come off the bill and show as "Points (N pts)".

A customer can spend up to their whole balance, but never more than the sale itself. The points leave their balance when the sale completes.

A sale takes one discount: points cannot be combined with a stamp reward, a promo code, or a Senior Citizen or PWD discount. Rewards need a connection, because the balance is checked live, and they cannot be used on an open table tab.

Voids and returns

  • A voided sale gives back the points spent on it and takes back the points it earned.
  • A return takes back the points earned on the items returned. A balance never goes below zero.

Where the balance appears

Screen What it shows
Customers list A Points column, and a With Loyalty Points count at the top
A customer's page The Loyalty Points figure, and a Loyalty History table
The POS customer sheet "n pts" beside each search result, and a Loyalty tile on the customer's details
Checkout The balance and its peso value under Rewards
The Kassly Card app The customer's own balance, once they have linked your store

Loyalty History lists Date, Type, Points, Value and Notes, one row for every earn, spend and reversal. Rows are never edited or removed, only added.

Points never expire

There is no expiry: no months-of-inactivity rule and no year-end reset. A balance stays where it is until it is earned, spent or reversed.

Points are per store

A customer's points belong to the store that recorded them. If you run more than one Kassly business, the same person has a separate profile and balance in each. Branches of the same store share one balance, because the points are on the customer, not the branch.

What Kassly does not do here

  • No tiers. No Silver / Gold / Platinum, and no automatic change of customer type when someone crosses a threshold.
  • No per-product rates or promo multipliers. One rate for every sale.
  • No points balance on the receipt. The receipt shows points spent, not the balance or the points earned. See Receipts.