Loyalty Card Android

Android

A digital loyalty card for Android offers Android users a new-fangled experience when using loyalty cards compared to their plastic counterparts. A Google Wallet loyalty card is linked to the user's Google account and is therefore viewable on any device with access to their account. Android smartphones also offer the option of using a dedicated Google Pay app to view the added cards and conveniently show them when needed. The appearance of the customer card can be fully customized and logos, background and text colors can be changed at any time. All changes are made in real time. By storing GPS locations on the loyalty card installed in Google Wallet, customers are notified of an in-store visit directly on their device with an individualized text message. Use Kortpress' solution to offer your customers loyalty cards for Google Wallet.

Loyalty Card

A large number of companies issue loyalty cards to their customers in order to analyze or influence purchasing behavior through buying incentives and to create customer profiles using the collected data. There are different types of loyalty cards such as reward cards, point cards, advantage cards or club cards. Loyalty cards are considered to be an efficient instrument to promote customer loyalty and identification of the customer with the brand. By presenting a loyalty card customers usually receive either a discount on their current purchase or an allocation of points that they can use for future purchases. Card application forms typically include agreements from the store about customer privacy. The card issuer often uses aggregated data internally (and sometimes externally) as part of its market research. Loyalty cards are a standard marketing tool for brands and retailers and act as a link between trade and customers

Android

Android is one of the best-known and most-used operating systems for smartphones and tablets. Android is based on Linux, but it differs from a normal Linux operating system in many ways. The Android operating system belongs to Google and was developed by Open Handset Alliance. They offer Android as open source software. This means that Android is license-free and can be used by anyone or adapted as desired. Devices that use Android have access to the Google Play Store. There, users can choose from a variety of gadgets, or apps, and install them directly on their device. The biggest competitor to Android is Apple's IOS operating system. It is exclusively reserved for Apple devices and is only more successful in the USA compared to Android.