Where to start

Four situations, four ways to start.

Kanz is built for any business that hands out a loyalty card. What changes from one to the next is not what you sell: it is what you already have in place, how often your customers come back, and how you are able to pay. These four pages start from that rather than from your trade.

Which one sounds like you?

Each one answers the question that situation actually raises, and ends with a single action, the one that makes sense there.

You already stamp a paper cardNobody has to sell you on loyalty, you are already running it. The question is what you lose and what you gain by changing the object.Read this page

Your customers come back every few weeksAt your place, three weeks of silence mean nothing. An absence has to run longer before it is a signal, and that is a number you can work out.Read this page

You already write to your customersYou know it works, you have done it. What you are missing is not the sending, it is the memory of who stopped coming.Read this page

You cannot pay by cardIn some currencies Kanz cannot charge a bank card. The trial asks nobody for one, and the subscription is settled another way.Read this page

What Kanz does not do

It is not a till. Kanz does not replace your point of sale and never touches your takings.
It is not a way to find customers. It brings back the ones who already came in once.
It is not an app your customers have to install.

This page describes what Kanz does, not what other businesses got out of it. There is no testimonial here, no average and no percentage, because there is not yet an honest one to publish. The only numbers are the prices from the price list and the thresholds the detection rule computes: both can be redone by hand.