Turning points into support for local clubs
Residents donate the points they collect to the network's local clubs. Shopping in town becomes support for local clubs.
Network site: local clubs that receive points as donations. Shown with sample data.
Residents donate their points
Residents collect points when shopping in town - on the same card as their voucher. One point is worth one cent. Depending on the network's settings, residents can donate their points to local clubs. In the Customer Portal, they choose whether their points are donated, and to which local club.
Local clubs are part of the network's system
In Awiti Flow, local clubs are participants in their own right - alongside merchants and employers. A local club signs up with its network as a donation partner. The local club learns from its network which clubs can take part. Donations run on the same card and the same billing as the city voucher, employee voucher, and points.
Donated points add up at the local club. The network sets the amount at which they are paid out.
Questions and answers
What exactly is donated?
Points that residents have collected when shopping in town. They are on the same card as the voucher. One point is worth one cent.
How does a local club become a donation partner?
It signs up with its network. Local clubs can find the way to their network on the "For local clubs" page.
How does the donation reach the local club?
Donated points add up at the local club. The network sets the amount at which they are paid out.
What does the feature cost the network?
Donations to local clubs are included in the feature set. Prices are on the pricing page.
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