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Addresses the business requirements of today's high
speed digital world. It meets the challenges and expectations of business today. |
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Standardizes the redemption process for both paper and digital coupons.
It stabilizes the redemption process for all methods of coupon distribution to
enforce the one coupon per purchase rule. |
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Eliminates the ability to redeem counterfeit coupons. It is impossible to
redeem altered or counterfeit coupons with our system. We redeem coupons
based on your coupon registration data, not the coupon barcode data. We
use the coupon barcode only to identify your registration record. |
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Eliminates any retailer hardware and software issues. We provide the
interface between our system and the retailer's POS system. Coupon redemption and control are
within our domain, thus eliminating any reliance on the retailer's existing
hardware or software other than identifying items purchased and posting the
credit to the customer. |
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Eliminates the use of family codes. Family codes have long been a source
of confusion and misredemption. Our system of coupon registration
provides the ability to identify the item code of items required to be purchased
in lieu of family codes. |
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Provides proof of purchase for each coupon transaction. We provide a
transaction record for each coupon processed by our system. The
transaction record provides an audit trail to the retailer's store, date and
transaction number. Transaction records provide the ability to mine the
data for coupon efficiency and other valuable information. |
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Eliminates coupon shipping and handling expense. Our system eliminates the
expense of shipping and handling coupons including the time and expense of
tracking and accounting for the movement of coupons through the current manual
process. Our system provides verifiable processing of coupons that
finalizes the coupon transaction and payment process the week following coupon
redemption. |
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