One card achieves it all – the strength of the CashAssist Card.  With the CashAssist Card one system can meet the many requirements of bakeries.  Keep track of employee work hours, let your customers collect points to earn rewards, the list goes on.  Versatility is the key to its success.  Pass the advantages to your customers and employees.

Value Card:

Customers load money on the card and can then pay without the need to carry cash in any of your shops.  The card is tagged with their name so the customer can be addressed personally.

Points Card:

Start a rewards program.  Your customer can collect points each time they buy products in your bakery.  With the collected points they can receive a discount to use during a future visit or earn a little present.  You decide the awards and amount of points given and needed to achieve them.

Credit Card:

Many firms use Credit Cards due to their convenience.  Customers can receive a card to use to directly purchase items that will be booked on credit.  They will receive an invoice at the end of the month with all the purchases they have made.

Employee Card:

All of your employees get a CashAssist Card.  The employee discount you offer them will be removed automatically when they make purchases.  Money can be loaded on the card for your employees to make cashless purchases in any of your shops.  It is a great combination: in the same card you have time keeping and a card they can use to make purchases.

Gift Cards:

It is almost the same as a debit card.  Gift Cards are not personalized and are a great present for people that customers want to give something special to.  You always have a clear view of how much money is outstanding on the cards.

Give-Away:

It is a great idea, especially when you open a new shop.  Put an amount of money on the card and give them away for free to attract new customers.  The cards are usually offered for a limited amount of time and provide the customers with a sense of urgency to visit your store.  It is also a great gift to change the mind of unsatisfied customers and a strong form of advertisement.