How to Offer a Reward After a Customer Loads a Balance
Encourage customers to top up their account by offering a complimentary gift from your product list. This drives upfront balance loads and boosts customer engagement.
Before You Begin
- You must be logged into the Facilipay Dashboard with admin access.
- Have your top-up threshold and reward decided before configuring.
Step-by-Step: Create the Top-Up Campaign
Start a New Campaign
- Log in to the Facilipay Dashboard
- Click Create (top right)
- Select Campaigns
Enter Campaign Details
Complete the following:- Name: Displayed to customers
- Description: Explain the offer (e.g. Top up £10 and get a free coffee)
- Terms and Conditions: Define any limits (e.g. 1 per month)
Click Next.
Set Schedule and Limits
- Configure when the campaign runs — set a date range and define days/times if needed.
- Apply limits, e.g. Max Coupons per User: 1 per month.
Set Campaign Rules (Parameters)
- Click Parameters in the top menu
- Click New Transaction Filter
- Select Transaction Types
- Choose Upfront Transactions (Top Ups)
- Set conditions: minimum top-up amount (e.g. £10) and time period (e.g. within 1 month)
- Click Save
Set the Reward
- Click Rewards in the top menu
- Select Discount Product / Category
- Click the edit (pencil) icon
- In the product selector, choose a category or product (e.g. Coffee), select Entire Category, then click Selected → Done
- Configure the reward: enter 100 in the amount field, select Percent (for a free item), then click Save
Review the Campaign
Click Review and check all details.Tip: Click Edit to make changes if needed.
Launch the Campaign
Click Release.
What Happens After You Launch
Your campaign is live. Customers who top up their account (e.g. £10 or more) receive a reward (e.g. a free coffee) on their next purchase.
Tips & Best Practices
Pick a meaningful threshold: A threshold above the typical top-up encourages bigger loads.
Choose a high-margin reward: Items like coffee work well because they bring customers back.
Promote the offer: Posters at the till and social media posts amplify uptake.