FarmerCARD loyalty flow

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For agri-input businesses
FarmerCARD loyalty flow

Know every farmer who buys from you, and keep them buying

Each farmer is registered once and carries a card. Every purchase at your shops, branches or vans is recorded against it. That history is what a loyalty programme runs on.

Shops · Branches · Mobile vans  |  Works alongside your dealers

Farmer holding his FarmerCARD
How it works
1 · Your sales rep
Register once

Name, phone, location and crops, captured in the field, offline if needed.

2 · Your sales rep
Issue the card

The farmer gets a FarmerCARD with a verified identity, linked to your business.

3 · Shop, branch or van
Scan at purchase

Every purchase is recorded against the card: product, amount, place and date.

4 · Your business
Reward repeat buyers

Purchase history drives the rewards you choose for loyal farmers.

5 · Your business
Win back lapsed buyers

See who has stopped buying and follow up before the next season.

What you see
One view of your farmer customers

✓ Farmers registered by region and by rep
✓ Purchases by shop, branch and van
✓ Repeat buyers and how often they return
✓ Farmers who have stopped buying
✓ Which products each region buys, and when

Rewards you set
Examples to agree together

Repeat-purchase discount
A set discount after a number of purchases in a season.

Seasonal bonus
Extra reward for buying before planting starts.

Refer a farmer
Reward when a farmer brings a neighbour who registers and buys.

Loyal-buyer tiers
Better terms the more a farmer buys over the year.

Proposed pilot
90 days, your priority regions

Where
Two or three regions you choose

Who
Your sales reps, plus shops, branches and vans for purchases

Measure
Farmers registered, repeat-purchase rate, lapsed buyers won back

Targets
To agree per region

To agree together: which reward to start with · who issues cards (reps, branches or vans) · pilot targets per region · a named lead for the pilot

ShareCARD · info@sharecardapp.com · +256 756 289 500 · Reward rules and pilot figures are proposals for discussion.