Retailer loyalty · traditional trade
A retailer programme that lasts longer than three months.
In French and Arabic. Nothing for the shop to install.
Loyaltix is a loyalty platform for brands that sell through corner shops, mini-markets and wholesalers. Shops complete missions, earn points and order their rewards from their phone. You see what is happening on the shelf and what it costs you.
- Retailer portal
- Photo missions
- Points and rewards
- Budget and reporting
- Training and games
- Integrations
- Products facing forward
- Prices displayed
- Display visible
- Shelf full
What we hear at almost every brand
The sales rep calls every two or three weeks. Between visits, nobody knows whether the display is still in place, whether the price is shown, or whether the competitor has taken the top shelf.
Gifts go out through the wholesaler, and nobody knows who received them. Someone sets up a WhatsApp group for photos: four hundred images later, nobody looks at them any more. And when management asks what the retailer budget delivered, the answer sits in a spreadsheet that everyone filled in their own way.
Loyaltix puts some order into all that. It isn't magic: it is a portal for the shops, a review queue for your team, and a points ledger that cannot be erased.
In the shop
A portal the shop manager understands in a minute
The shop manager receives a personal link, then chooses a password and a language. After that he can sign in with a code sent by email or text if he prefers: forgotten passwords are the main reason people give up, so we may as well remove them.
On the home screen, just three things: the mission of the week, his balance, and what he can get with it. Everything else is in the menu.
- Mobile site, no app to download
- Arabic read right to left, chosen by each member
- Owner, shop manager, shop assistant: each has a role in the shop
On the shelf
The photo as proof, not as a keepsake
A mission is a short brief and a photo: “Paper shelf, products facing forward, prices visible”. The shop sends it in thirty seconds.
On your side, an operator checks each photo against a checklist and approves it, asks for a redo or rejects it. If the same image has already been used in another shop, the screen shows it next to the original.
For management
A budget you don't overrun by accident
The programme has a budget in dinars. Every point issued uses up part of it, and every reward order reserves another part. At 80%, you are warned. At 100%, orders can block themselves if that is what you decided.
Each shop also has a monthly cap. One very active shop does not drain the budget meant for the others, and anything over the cap is cut off and logged.
Why the shopkeeper's phone is the right channel
In Algeria, large retail chains remain marginal: most consumer goods go through independent shops. And those shopkeepers are already online.
- retailers listed in the trade registerSource: CNRC, December 2025
- 1.09 million
- of consumer goods sales made through modern tradeSource: Worldpanel / Numidis estimate
- ≈ 3%
- internet users, close to eight in ten inhabitantsSource: DataReportal, Digital 2026 Algeria
- 37.8 million
These figures come from public sources and date from the period shown. We quote them to give a sense of scale, not to predict your results.
What is in the platform
Six building blocks. You don't have to switch them all on from day one.
Retailer portal
The mobile site for the shops: missions, balance, rewards, news from the brand.
Learn more →Photo missions
A weekly brief, proof in a picture, a human review with duplicate detection.
Learn more →Points and rewards
Earning rules, tiers, catalogue, orders: with a ledger that cannot be rewritten.
Learn more →Budget and reporting
A budget in dinars, caps per shop, a dashboard for the programme and for the pilot.
Learn more →Training and games
Quizzes, short product modules, challenges: reasons for the shop to come back between missions.
Learn more →Integrations
API, webhooks, single sign-on, and a native link with ERPNext for invoices and items.
Learn more →
What Loyaltix doesn't do
It doesn't replace your sales reps. It gives them shops that are already engaged, and a list of the ones dropping off.
It doesn't judge photos on its own. Duplicate detection is automatic, but a person on your team approves a shelf. We think that is the better way while the programme is young.
It doesn't take payments and holds no money on behalf of shopkeepers. Rewards are products, merchandise or discounts that you arrange with your distributors.
We start small
Nobody should roll out to a thousand shops on the strength of a presentation. A pilot in one area answers the real questions: do shop managers open the portal, are the photos usable, what does it cost per active shop.
- 01
One area, one list of shops
You choose a territory and your sales reps pick the outlets. We import the list and send the invitations.
- 02
Eight to twelve weeks of missions
One mission a week, with targets set at the start: activation rate, participation, approved photos, reward delivery times.
- 03
A review with numbers
At the end, the dashboard compares results with targets. You decide to extend, adjust or stop, based on facts.
Questions we are asked at the first meeting
Do the shops need to install an app?
No. The portal is a website designed for the phone. The shop manager opens a link, that's all. He can add it to his home screen if he wants a shortcut.
Not all our shop managers read French. Is that a problem?
The portal is available in Arabic, read right to left, and each member chooses a language. The content you publish (missions, news, rewards) is translated in the back office.
Who checks the photos?
Your team, or ours if you prefer to hand it over. The moderation screen is built for speed: a queue, keyboard shortcuts, bulk approval, and flags on photos that have been seen before.
Where is the data hosted?
Wherever you decide. Loyaltix can be installed on a server in Algeria, with the hosting provider of your choice or on your own infrastructure. See the Algeria page.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the number of outlets and the building blocks you switch on. We would rather make you a proposal once we understand your network than publish a price list that wouldn't fit you. Write to us.
Do you have references?
Loyaltix is a young product. We have no wall of logos to show you. We have a complete demonstration, with a simulated pilot from start to finish, that you can try out yourself.
Thirty minutes, your network, our screens
We show you the portal as the shop sees it and the back office as the brand sees it, on a demonstration pilot. You ask your questions, and we tell you frankly whether Loyaltix is a fit.