Make the goal achievable.
Set a number of steps that customers can understand and realistically complete. The supplied Pepper Lunch screen shows eight steps as one example, not a fixed requirement.
Digital stamp programme / Singapore
Every stamp.
A story worth
coming back for.
Simple to start. Deep enough to make it yours.
Go beyond another request to spend more. Build a digital stamp card around your dining concept, with a configurable number of steps and experiences that give customers something to look forward to.
From a familiar collect-and-redeem card to a distinctive brand journey.
Enlarge imageSet the pace of your programme
The right number of steps.
Not somebody else’s template.
Choose the stamp count that fits your concept and the journey you want customers to complete. A quick introduction and a longer discovery programme do not need the same finish line.
Give each step a purpose.
Decide what qualifies for progress and explain it clearly. A stamp should represent a meaningful moment in the relationship, not just another box to fill.
Make completion worth it.
Choose a reward that belongs to your brand and feels relevant to the journey. Give customers a clear picture of what they are working towards.
Enlarge imageA dining journey, not a spending treadmill
Give customers a reason
to be curious.
Let your stamp programme express what makes dining with you special. Invite discovery, participation and a closer connection to your concept—not only a bigger bill.
Discover your signature.
Design a journey that introduces customers to the flavours or menu stories your brand is known for.
Make participation memorable.
Consider an eligible tasting, a hosted brand experience or another moment that invites customers into your concept.
Let customers contribute.
Explore a meaningful feedback or engagement milestone, with a clear way for your team to recognise participation.
These are programme-design ideas, not claims that every activity is automatically tracked. Agree eligible actions, staff verification and the supported award workflow before launching a non-transactional journey.
Enterprise-grade depth. Approachable beginnings.
More than a prettier
stamp card.
Your brand experience needs rules behind it. Rewardly combines a familiar customer-facing stamp journey with the operational depth to support more considered programmes.
Link progress to the sale.
Issue stamps automatically from qualifying POS transactions.
Choose your operating model.
Use POS integration or standalone operation through the concierge function.
Account for refunds.
Support reversal of stamps or associated rewards for refunded transactions.
Keep the journey going.
Restart a configured stamp programme automatically after completion.
Define the reward.
Configure stamp count, reward type and validity for your programme.
Recognise the right audience.
Design programmes for selected membership tiers or all customers.
Confirm how these settings work together in your chosen setup, especially refund handling, completion rewards and repeat cycles. Enterprise-grade depth here refers to programme controls, not an implied certification or service-level guarantee.
Launch what you need today
Start with the familiar.
Grow into the distinctive.
You do not need a complex campaign to begin. Start with a straightforward stamp-and-reward programme, then develop the experience as you learn what your customers enjoy.
A simple starting point
Collect. Complete. Enjoy.
Choose the qualifying activity, number of stamps and completion reward. Make the promise easy for customers to understand and for staff to explain.
A familiar journey gives your team a clear starting point without requiring every advanced option on day one.
A programme with your personality
Discover. Participate. Return.
Build a more distinctive journey around the experiences your concept can deliver. Keep each milestone purposeful and the reward connected to your brand.
Review where customers engage or lose interest, then refine the journey instead of simply asking them to spend more.
One relationship. Connected rewards.
Make the last stamp
the beginning of something more.
Plan what happens after completion. A voucher can give customers something to enjoy on a future visit, while membership and points support the wider relationship.
Your concept. Your customer journey.
What should the
next stamp mean?
Bring your dining concept and reward idea. Let’s design the steps, the rules and the experience together.
Good questions
A little more clarity.
What is a digital stamp programme?
A digital stamp programme shows a customer’s progress towards a defined reward. The business sets the qualifying actions, number of steps and completion benefit, creating a clear journey customers can follow.
Can I configure the number of steps in a Rewardly stamp programme?
Yes. Set the number of stamps or steps to suit your programme. The supplied Pepper Lunch screen shows an eight-step example; it is not a fixed requirement for all campaigns.
Does a stamp programme have to reward spending alone?
No. Design the journey around what makes your concept distinctive, including supported discovery, participation or engagement milestones. Confirm how non-transactional actions qualify and are verified rather than assuming they are automatically tracked.
Can I start with a common collect-and-redeem stamp card?
Yes. Begin with a simple qualifying action, an understandable stamp target and a clear reward. Add complexity only when it improves the customer experience and your team can deliver it consistently.
What makes Rewardly more than a basic digital stamp card?
Beyond the card’s appearance, Rewardly provides controls for issuance, refunds, repeat cycles, reward settings and member eligibility. These give merchants room to develop more sophisticated programmes.
Can stamp completion lead to a voucher reward?
Yes. Plan a stamp-to-voucher journey with a relevant completion benefit. Agree the stamp target, voucher issue conditions and redemption terms, including whether the reward is intended for a future visit.
How can a restaurant make its stamp programme distinctive?
Start with the dining concept: signature flavours, a hosted experience or a meaningful opportunity to contribute feedback. Treat these as campaign ideas and map each one to a supported workflow before launch.
Are the screenshot offers currently available?
The screenshots illustrate a branded eight-step programme and a demonstration of stamp progress. They are not presented as current offers, fixed programme terms or evidence of campaign performance.