Mobile Wallet Marketing
Here come digital Cards for the Wallet! The wallet is bursting at the seams: Tickets, coupons, customer cards ... all too often what you are looking for is not at hand. That's why all these cards and cards now belong in your smartphone. Because that is always there! Without your own app, just in the Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
And most importantly, from now on you can easily get in touch with your target group via push notifications, promotions or offers. This is how customer loyalty works today. Create your own tickets, coupons and cards for the mobile wallet now, with the intuitive and easy to use software solution of Kortpress!
Android
In order to offer digital cards such as customer cards, membership cards, tickets or coupons, a provider must first perform the Google Wallet implementation. Here, it must be set up that the desired cards can be created and then loaded into Google Wallet by the user from an app, email or by scanning a QR code. Google Wallet implementation is made easier by using a tool like Kortpress. With Kortpress, you can create ready-to-use cards for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet that are tailored to your exact goals without any programming knowledge. There is a suitable layout for each possible use, and the browser preview allows you to check how the cards would look in use. Your customers can then easily transfer the cards to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, the Google Wallet implementation is straightforward via the APIs provided by Google. Let your customers benefit from the many advantages that Google Wallet cards bring with them and perform the Google Wallet implementation today to drive the digitization of cards, IDs and tickets forward.
Push and location-based notifications
Using the digital card in the wallet, you can directly address your target audience and inform them about a new promotion, information, or discount with short push notifications. Or you can use location-based notifications and offer your customers a particularly great offer as they pass by your store: completely personalized and absolutely targeted.
Live updates and status changes
Previously, if your physical card was lost or changed, a new one had to be printed and issued. The current points count or VIP status couldn't be viewed on the card itself. This is now much more efficient and convenient: Keeping all your digital cards up to date is easier than ever. Points or stamps are updated in real time, or a card receives an upgrade when the next status level is reached. Another advantage: The pass update can be displayed with a message directly on the customer's smartphone screen.
Simple accounting
At Kortpress you know exactly what you are paying for. With the cloud solution you benefit from transparent pricing with monthly billing. For the in-house solution there is a convenient and unlimited annual subscription.
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Free 10 Cards |
Flex |
1.000 Cards |
10.000 Cards |
50.000 Cards |
100.000 Cards |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly base price | 0€* | 0€* | 54,00 €* | 499,00 €* | 1.249,00 €* | 2.499,00 €* |
| Each additional card (per month) | - | 0,07 €* | 0,06 €* | 0,05 €* | 0,03 €* | 0,02 €* |
| Included card updates | 20 | None | 2.000 | 20.000 | 100.000 | 200.000 |
| Each additional card update | - | 0,01 €* | 0,01 €* | 0,01 €* | 0,01 €* | 0,01 €* |
| Support | FAQ | FAQ | FAQ | FAQ | ||
| Select | Select | Select | Select | Select | Select |
* all prices are exclusive of statutory value added tax
| Free (10 Cards) | Select |
|---|---|
| Monthly base price | 0€* |
| Each additional card (per month) | - |
| Included card updates | 20 |
| Each additional card update | - |
| Support | FAQ |
| Flex | Select |
|---|---|
| Monthly base price | 0€* |
| Each additional card (per month) | 0,07 €* |
| Included card updates | None |
| Each additional card update | 0,01 €* |
| Support | FAQ |
| 1.000 Cards | Select |
|---|---|
| Monthly base price | 54,00 €* |
| Each additional card (per month) | 0,06 €* |
| Included card updates | 2.000 |
| Each additional card update | 0,01 €* |
| Support | FAQ |
| 10.000 Cards | Select |
|---|---|
| Monthly base price | 499,00 €* |
| Each additional card (per month) | 0,05 €* |
| Included card updates | 20.000 |
| Each additional card update | 0,01 €* |
| Support | FAQ |
| 50.000 Cards | Select |
|---|---|
| Monthly base price | 1.249,00 €* |
| Each additional card (per month) | 0,03 €* |
| Included card updates | 100.000 |
| Each additional card update | 0,01 €* |
| Support |
| 100.000 Cards | Select |
|---|---|
| Monthly base price | 2.499,00 €* |
| Each additional card (per month) | 0,02 €* |
| Included card updates | 200.000 |
| Each additional card update | 0,01 €* |
| Support |
* all prices are exclusive of statutory value added tax
Android
Android Pay was officially introduced on May 28, 2015 at the Google I/O Conference. Following the launch of the service in the United States, German Android users will also be able to enjoy Android Pay from June 26, 2018. At the beginning of 2018, the services Android Pay and Google Wallet were merged to form the Google Pay brand. Google Pay supports cashless payment by credit and debit cards as well as customer, gift, boarding and transit cards and event tickets. The advantage of Google Pay becomes apparent when using it: Instead of carrying all tickets or cards around in paper or plastic form, they are stored centrally in the Google Pay application on the Android smartphone or Smartwatch. The digital cards are also available at any time, as they are available in digital form offline on the device are present. Unlike Apple Wallet, Google Pay is not pre-installed on all delivered Android devices. However, the cards are directly linked to the Google account of the end user linked.
Implementation is the realization or execution of a previously planned design. In the context of software development, this is usually associated with the writing of program code. Functionalities previously formulated in a plan or concept are now implemented in the code in the implementation phase. Implementation is part of the software life cycle. This starts with a problem definition, the analysis of the problem, the definition of the requirements and the draft resulting from it. This serves as basis for the implementation. During this phase and also after completion the system is tested. This cycle can be iterated. Communication is particularly important during the development process. It is advisable to hold regular meetings in which various concerns can be discussed. Furthermore, depending on the project, it makes sense to appoint a project manager who oversees the implementation from the beginning. In addition, it is important to ensure that functions that are written additionally are integrated into the existing code without errors.
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