A gift card sold in December is spent at the till in March
Issue a card with a code, email it to the person receiving it, and redeem it onto the customer's store credit.
Without it
Somebody wants to buy a dive for their partner. The shop writes a receipt, the partner arrives in March with a photograph of it, and nobody can say whether it has already been used.
What Seascape does
A gift card is a code with a balance: GC and eight characters from an alphabet that holds no letter a digit could be mistaken for. Issue it from the sales screen and email it to the person receiving it; they can check the balance on a page of their own at any time. Redeeming it moves the balance onto that customer's store credit, where the till spends it like any other money.
- The holder checks the balance themselves.
- A redeemed card reads zero and says so.
- The balance is spent at the till like any other money.
What is included
- A code of the form GC-XXXX-XXXX
- No 0, 1, O or I in a code, so nobody reads it wrong
- Emailed to the person receiving it
- A public page that shows the balance
- An expiry date, if you set one
- Redeems onto the customer's store credit
- Sold from the till like a product
Questions about gift cards
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Ring up a walk-in dive, a wetsuit rental and a logbook in one sale, and close the drawer against it.
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