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Issue point using Evolut Integration

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Written by Ronald Lim
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Introduction

Point issuance through the Evolut integration allows businesses to seamlessly award loyalty points to customers at the point of sale. This feature streamlines the customer loyalty process by automatically syncing transaction data between Evolut POS and Eber's loyalty system. For businesses, this results in improved customer recognition, simplified point management, and enhanced customer retention. By implementing this integration, businesses can create a frictionless experience that rewards customers instantly during their purchases.


Key Benefits

  • Streamlines the point issuance process directly from the POS system

  • Eliminates manual point tracking and reduces human error

  • Enhances customer experience with immediate loyalty recognition

  • Provides real-time synchronization between Evolut POS and Eber

Step by Step Guide

  1. On the Evolut POS panel, click on the Add Customer field when processing a transaction

  2. Select one of the available identifiers from the drop-down list to retrieve member information

  3. Proceed with the order as usual, ensuring the customer's member information is correctly tagged to the transaction
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  4. Complete the transaction by closing the bill

  5. The system will automatically send the relevant item and payment data to Eber via API calls

  6. Points will be automatically credited to the customer's account based on your configured loyalty rules

Tips

  • Ensure staff are properly trained on how to add customers to transactions

  • Verify that the customer identifiers are correctly set up in both systems

  • Regularly check that points are being issued correctly through test transactions

  • Monitor API connectivity between Evolut and Eber to prevent synchronization issues

What's Next?

  • Implement point multipliers for specific products or promotional periods

  • Set up automated notifications to inform customers about earned points

  • Analyze point issuance data to identify high-value customers and purchase patterns

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