Availability
Kiosk mode lives in the scanner app; staff configure it right on the device.
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Self-service stamping
A self-service stamp flow that stays under control
At fast counters, events and food trucks, staff may not have time to scan every card. In kiosk mode a phone or tablet on the counter reads the guest's own Wallet pass, with no staff involvement.
Why it matters
Kiosk mode
Let guests stamp themselves: a counter device reads their Wallet pass, with cooldowns, daily limits and a PIN exit.
- The guest holds their own Wallet pass to the kiosk camera, so the stamp always lands on the right card.
- A one-hour cooldown per guest and a configurable daily limit protect your stamps, enforced on the server.
- Kiosk stamps get their own source in the activity log, and nobody leaves kiosk mode without the staff PIN.
How this compares
Self-service without a reusable stamp code
The guest scans their own pass, and server-side limits keep the flow quick without inviting abuse.
| Area | Common workaround | stmpr |
|---|---|---|
| Code | A printed QR can be photographed and reused anywhere. | The kiosk reads the guest's own Wallet pass, so there is no shared code to copy. |
| Frequency | The same guest may repeat the action immediately. | A one-hour cooldown and a daily limit are enforced on the server. |
| Visibility | Self-service actions disappear into an untracked total. | Kiosk stamps and blocked attempts appear in an audit trail. |
Industry examples
Self-service where counter speed matters
One-person service
Let guests stamp while staff keep the queue moving.
Food trucks
Pickup counter
Place the kiosk at the hand-off point after payment.
Cafés
Morning rush
Reduce an extra staff action during short, frequent visits.
Bakeries
Entry point
Offer a controlled loyalty action beside check-in.
Gyms
Kiosk mode
How it works
- 01 Set a 4 digit PIN, the stamps per scan and the daily limit in the scanner app.
- 02 Start kiosk mode and place the device on the counter. The screen never sleeps.
- 03 The guest taps, opens their Wallet pass and holds the code to the camera.
- 04 Follow kiosk stamps and blocked attempts in the activity log.
Privacy by default
Guests can join without giving an email, and you only collect the data you actually need. Personal details are never required to issue a card or add a stamp. No per-customer or per-scan fees, and unlimited customers on paid plans.
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Apple and Google Wallet
Guests save the loyalty card to the Apple or Google Wallet already on their phone. They do not need to download another app, and the card stays close at hand, even on supported smartwatches.
Push notifications
Remind guests when they are close to a reward, have not visited in a while, or when you have a current offer. The message reaches them through the saved Wallet card.
Clear statistics
Track how many guests joined, how many stamps were issued, how many rewards were redeemed, and which offers work best.
QR code stamping
Scan the QR code on the guest’s phone, add a stamp and redeem rewards. No POS integration is required, so you can launch quickly.
Location-based reminders
When guests are nearby, they can receive an automatic reminder, making it easier for them to stop by, collect stamps or redeem a reward.
Branded cards
Set your own logo, colors, icons, stamps and rewards. The card matches your business identity without requiring design skills.
Public business page
Loyalty cards, opening hours, locations and important links on one easy-to-share page.
Customer surveys
Ask for feedback at the right moment, reward a completed survey with optional stamps, and turn individual answers into clear trends.
Team and permissions
Give owners, managers and counter staff the access they need, with individual accounts and a clear activity trail.
Multiple stores and opening hours
Manage branches, weekly opening hours and holiday exceptions from one workspace, while keeping each location accurate.
Targeted campaigns
Reach guests based on loyalty progress and inactivity, then automate the reminder that brings them back.