How to Enable Stamp or Credit-Back Loyalty on the Dashboard
You can enable a stamp-based or credit-back loyalty programme directly from the Facilipay Business Dashboard to reward repeat purchases and encourage customer retention.
Before You Begin
- You must be logged into the Facilipay Business Dashboard with admin access.
- Decide which loyalty model is right for your business — stamp-based or credit-back — before you start (see Tips below for guidance).
Step-by-Step: Enable Your Loyalty Programme
-
Log In to the Business Dashboard
Sign in to your Facilipay Business Dashboard. -
Go to Engagement → Loyalty
From the main menu, click Engagement, then select Loyalty. -
Edit Your Loyalty Type
Click Edit beside Loyalty Type to open the configuration options. -
Choose Your Loyalty Model
In the configuration window, select one of the following:- Stamp Loyalty — Customers collect stamps with each purchase and redeem a reward after reaching the set number (e.g. 9 stamps for a free coffee).
- Credit-Back Loyalty — Customers earn a percentage of their purchase value back as credit, which can be redeemed against future purchases. This can also be tiered so a customer completing a larger order can earn a higher reward. E.G the base can be set to 5% but if the order is above 25 £/$/€ then they can earn 10%
- Visit Loyalty - A tiered system that allows a customer to earn credit based on how many visits / transactions they have completed.
-
Configure Your Reward Settings
Set the reward thresholds, percentages, or stamp count according to your chosen model. -
Save Your Programme
Click Save to activate the loyalty programme on your account.
What Happens After You Save
-
Your loyalty programme is live immediately and applies to all qualifying transactions.
-
Customers will start earning stamps or credit on their next purchase.
-
You can return to Engagement → Loyalty at any time to adjust settings or change your reward model.
Tips & Best Practices
-
Choose the right model: Stamp loyalty is well suited to repeat low-value purchases (cafes, takeaways), while credit-back works better for higher-value or varied baskets where flexibility matters.
-
Set realistic thresholds: Reward customers often enough to keep them engaged, without making the programme unsustainable for your margins.
-
Promote your programme: Let customers know about your loyalty programme through receipts, signage in store, and your social channels.