Features
Everything Loyaltix does, without the gloss
The platform is broad: it comes from a specification of more than one hundred and sixty screens. Here is how it breaks down, and what you really need at the start.
The six building blocks
Retailer portal
Sign-in by code, a home screen centred on the mission of the week, roles per shop, Arabic and French. This is what your retailers see. Everything else depends on it.
Learn more →Photo missions and moderation
Weekly missions with a checklist, a moderation queue, duplicate photo detection, clear statuses for the shop.
Learn more →Points and rewards
Earning rules per action, tiers, caps, a targeted catalogue, order processing with automatic refunds when an order is refused.
Learn more →Budget and reporting
A budget in dinars showing reserved, spent and available. Programme indicators compared with targets, week by week.
Learn more →Training and games
Quizzes, training courses, challenges and codes to enter. Useful for product launches and for keeping up the pace.
Learn more →Integrations and data
Partner API, webhooks, SSO, ERPNext, export and erasure of personal data.
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Where to start
Our advice for a first rollout: a few things, done well. The rest can be added once the shops have got into the habit.
| Need | From the pilot | Later |
|---|---|---|
| Recruit the shops | List import, invitations, reminders | Open sign-up with approval |
| Get them to act | One photo mission a week | Challenges, codes, price surveys |
| Reward | A short catalogue, simple rewards | Tiers, raffles, invoice discounts |
| Control | Photo moderation, cap per shop | Audits, contracts and terms |
| Measure | Pilot dashboard | Finance export, API to your tools |
A back office for the people who run the programme
Operators have their queues: photos to moderate, orders to process, requests from shops. Each queue has a counter, and the dashboard shows where things are piling up.
Permissions follow roles: an operator moderates, a manager publishes missions and rewards, an administrator changes the points rules. Field consultants have their own view, with their accounts and contacts.
The simplest thing is to see it running
The demonstration follows a complete pilot, from the first invitation link to the final review.