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Rewarding customer loyalty

In an increasingly crowded marketplace with various customer touchpoints and channels, it's important to stay relevant. Our automated digital marketing platform, Eagle Eye AIR provides your business with data to analyse consumer behaviours, enabling a single customer view.

Reward

Eagle Eye Reward supports and enables businesses to build and manage loyalty programmes, both digital and physical, in any way they require. Reward is currently used by many blue-chip retailers to run simple stamp cards, points programmes, cashback schemes as well as reward exchanges. Regardless of the scheme type, Reward provides the ability for retailers to manage their scheme members, to recognise them when they transact, and to reward them for displaying valuable behaviours.

By integrating directly to the point of sale (PoS), we enable the real-time earn and burn of points/stamps/rewards at the moment of purchase, and also deliver data to in real-time to 3rd party CRM and data analytics systems. This allows for detailed analysis of customer activity which in turn, enables businesses to continually optimise communications and to deliver true personalisation.

All of this is underpinned by the Eagle Eye Air Wallet functionality, enabling a single view of the customer across every touchpoint and across your entire loyalty program.

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Prepaid

Launch a prepaid/stored value account program or digitise your existing scheme in order to increase frequency and spend.
 

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Greggs

Greggs is the largest bakery chain in the United Kingdom with nearly 1800 stores. Greggs has become a much-loved and trusted family brand through their products and their focus on customer experience.

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TESCO Clubcard

As a grocery market leader in the UK, Tesco’s Clubcard loyalty card scheme is well known in most households. Since launching in 1995, the Tesco’s flagship loyalty scheme has accumulated over 17 million members and is regarded as one of the most successful and best-in-class loyalty schemes in retail.

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IMO Car Wash - customer campaign

As the largest, dedicated car wash company in the world, IMO operate over 900 washes across 14 countries. With over half a century in the business, they’ve washed an estimated 900 million cars. Thanks to state-of-the-art conveyor technology, IMO now wash an impressive 35 million cars every year.

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