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No. Fudi Rewards is designed so customers can register quickly using their phone number.

Your team can look them up or register them at the counter, and customers can check their progress from a portal accessed by QR code or link. Fewer steps means less friction and more customers participating.

You can configure programs based on the behavior you want to encourage.

If you want to reward frequent visits, you can use a visits program. If you want customers to accumulate based on what they spend, you can use points. If you want to recognize your best customers, you can use levels or tiers.

The goal is not to pick the 'prettiest' program, but the one that best fits your average ticket, visit frequency, and margin.

The customer is identified mainly by their phone number.

At the counter, your team can search for the customer if they already exist or register them if they are new. Then they can accumulate visits, points, or tier progress based on the active program.

The flow is designed for real operations: fast, simple, and with no long forms.

It shouldn't.

Fudi Rewards is designed so staff can run the program without having to explain long rules. Your team can register customers, add purchases, and redeem rewards from a simple flow.

The important part is training the team with a clear sentence, for example: 'Can I register you with your number so this purchase already counts?'

The program can be configured around your numbers.

You can define how many visits a customer needs to earn a reward, how many points they accumulate per purchase, or what benefits each level receives. That lets you adjust the program to your average ticket, visit frequency, and the real cost of rewards.

A good loyalty program is not about giving away more. It is about giving the right incentive so the customer comes back without destroying margin.

When the customer meets the program conditions, the reward becomes available to redeem.

Staff can see it and mark it as redeemed from the system. In visits programs, the reward is issued when the customer reaches the configured visit count. In points programs, the customer can redeem when they have enough balance.

This way the restaurant keeps traceability of what was accumulated, what was unlocked, and what has already been redeemed.

Yes. Fudi Rewards can help both independent restaurants and businesses with multiple locations.

If you have one location, it helps you start building a base of repeat customers. If you have several, it helps you keep a more organized history of your customers and their activity.

The important thing is that the program does not depend on memory, physical cards, or paper stamps. The history is stored digitally.