One loyalty programme. Across your retail or QSR group.
Bring loyalty and customer insight to supported payment terminals across your locations. Configure stamps or points, connect an existing loyalty engine, and plan a rollout around your estate and commercial goals.
Print your own branded receipt
Type a company name (payment provider or merchant, either works), then keep scrolling. The card machine does the rest: your name on the screen, your receipt out of the printer, and your customer's loyalty balance already on it.
Your brand on the receipt
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One programme, every location
Give customers a consistent way to earn and use rewards across participating locations. Your team defines the programme; Zeal helps connect it to supported checkout journeys.
Start with your payment setup
Zeal runs on eligible Android and Linux payment terminals through supported integrations. We check terminal models, payment applications, providers and markets before agreeing how each location can participate.
Recognition inside the transaction
Bring customer recognition and rewards into supported payment journeys. Choose whether to capture a phone number and validate the experience with your operations team before rollout.
A rollout plan your teams can execute
A programme for a retail or restaurant group needs commercial, marketing, payments and store operations to work together. Start by defining the outcome and the locations that can test it.
Map your payment estate and current loyalty systems. Agree how customers join, earn and redeem, what staff need to know, and which measures will determine whether to expand.
Where supported, Zeal is deployed through the payment provider's approved terminal processes. Hardware changes, integration work and approvals depend on the estate and are confirmed during scoping.
Evaluate customer participation and store-level results alongside operational feedback. Compare participating locations using consistent definitions and the data available from each integration.
Agree a staged rollout, compatibility checks and acceptance criteria before expanding to further locations. Confirm the support and recovery process with the teams responsible for each integration.
What the customer experiences
On a supported journey, customers can earn or redeem rewards at checkout. Configure stamps or points and decide whether optional phone-number capture is appropriate for your programme.
Test the checkout experience in your operating environment. Agree the customer prompts and staff guidance so loyalty fits how your stores serve customers.
What head office gets
Explore customer recognition, loyalty activity and returning-customer insight across participating stores. Confirm the reporting available for your integration and the measures your team needs.
Define programme rules and any local or group-level offers during scoping. Use recorded activity and commercial results to assess the programme and decide the next step.
Where Zeal sits alongside your stack
Zeal sits alongside the payment stack rather than inside it. The terminal manufacturer, payment application vendor, acquirer or processor and merchant all keep their existing responsibilities. Zeal does not handle authorisation, clearing or settlement.
If you already have a CRM or loyalty engine, discuss connecting the supported in-store journey to it. Customer matching, data mapping and consent requirements depend on the agreed integration.
What is a multi site loyalty programme?
It is a loyalty programme designed for customers and teams across multiple locations. It combines agreed reward rules, a consistent customer journey and reporting that helps head office understand participating stores.
What this does not solve
Loyalty works alongside your product, service and customer experience. Set measurable objectives and review actual performance; programme software alone does not guarantee repeat visits or revenue growth.
Retail loyalty questions
Does every store need the same card machine?
No, but every terminal has to be supported. Compatibility is confirmed per model, firmware version, payment application and acquirer route before a cohort goes live. Mixed estates are normal; what matters is knowing which cohort each store falls into before rollout starts.
Can different stores run different offers?
Discuss your local and group-level requirements during scoping. We confirm the offer configuration and reporting supported by your chosen programme and integrations.
Does it work with our existing CRM or loyalty provider?
Zeal is designed to add the in-store leg rather than replace what you run. Whether in-store activity can be attributed to an existing customer record depends on the integration and the consent design agreed for your deployment, and that is scoped before anything goes live.
How long does a rollout take?
Timing depends on compatibility, integration work, provider approvals and your operational plan. We agree the first locations, acceptance criteria and subsequent rollout milestones with you.
Bring your location count, terminal models, payment provider and current loyalty setup. We will discuss commercial fit, integration requirements and a staged rollout.
Book an enterprise loyalty consultationThis is how we’re revolutionising payments for our partners
See what Zeal delivers in the field. Our partners earn new revenue from their terminal estates, and their merchants get customer identification, loyalty and insight at the point of payment.
Merchants run Zeal on the card machines they already own.
More repeat visits for restaurants running loyalty on Zeal.
Customer profiles created for merchants using Zeal.
Don’t take our word for it
Manos Perdikaris
Business Unit Manager
Jean-Philippe Niedergang
CCO and CEO of EMEA Region
Boris Ferlet
SVP, Android & Partner Ecosystem
Ahmed Hanafi
Founder & CEO
Mostafa Al Sagheer
CEO
