Reward structure
Define how many stamps complete the card, what the customer earns, and what text appears on the Wallet card.
Campaign management
A loyalty campaign
is more than a reward field.
Each promotion in Webbership can carry its own stamp target, reward copy, active window, Wallet card styling, retention mechanics, Mega Reward settings, ROI assumptions, and customer-facing translations.
Promotion setup Rules + card
Stamps, rewards, dates, card colors, expiry, ROI inputs, Mega Reward, and notifications.
Why it matters
Different offers need different rules.
A coffee card, product card, lunch campaign, and seasonal reward should not all behave the same way. Webbership treats each promotion as a managed loyalty object, not just a line of text on the card.
- Set stamp target, welcome progress, continuity, referral stamps, and per-visit caps
- Control reward title, description, bilingual wording, dates, and Wallet styling
- Add ROI stamp value, reward cost, Mega Reward cost, and per-promotion notification overrides
Promotion controls
What owners can tune before customers see the card.
Retention rules
Welcome stamps, continuity stamps, referral stamps, stamp expiry, and per-visit caps live with the promotion.
Visual identity
Regular and Mega Reward cards can carry their own colors and accents, so the card matches the campaign.
Operational follow-through
Active promotions can create cards for existing members, send new-promotion emails, refresh Wallet passes, and keep deleted promotions out of new enrollment.
What this means for you
Campaigns should be adjustable without becoming fragile.
Webbership gives owners practical controls while keeping the counter flow stable. Staff still scans and stamps; the promotion carries the changing business logic behind that simple action.