Building Materials & Hardware Loyalty Programs Cloud Software for Nigerian Business

Yes. Each audience runs as its own programme with separate KYC, earning rules, payout rail, and message templates. The admin portal keeps them isolated so a mason rule never leaks into a contractor rebate. One Nigerian cement, paint, or tile brand can run all four side by side from Lagos to Kano.

Each cement bag, paint bucket, tile carton, or bundle of iron rods carries a unique QR under a scratch panel. The mason or tiler scans it in the app, the cloud checks the batch against the issued database, blocks duplicates, and confirms location and time. A clean scan pushes an instant payout to the registered bank account or an Opay, Moniepoint, or PalmPay wallet.

Contractors link to distributor DMS purchase data, so slab earning by brand drives Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum upgrades that mirror true sell-in. Project-completion bonuses release on signed handover. Higher tiers unlock bulk-order terms, tool catalogues, and training. Rebates settle by bank transfer to the registered account.

Hardware dealers across markets like Onitsha, Aba, and the Lagos building lines earn volume rebates read off DMS primary sales. Distributors, sub-distributors, and wholesalers each run on their own rules. Payouts land by bank transfer or fintech wallet, so a dealer with a POS terminal but no formal ledger is still paid cleanly.

Every QR is unique and single-use on the server, so photocopies and reprints fail. Location and time checks reject impossible claim patterns, and AI duplicate detection catches scratch-surface reuse. Anything doubtful drops into a supervisor review queue before any Naira leaves the float, with a full audit trail on every transaction for FIRS-ready records.

Yes. The scan runs on basic Android handsets and queues offline the moment the grid drops or signal fades on a dense market route, then uploads once power and network return. Screens are light and low-data, and the interface speaks English, Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, and Nigerian Pidgin so a multilingual field force works without friction.

Seasonal schemes layer on the base earning with date-windowed bonuses, multipliers, and trade-up offers timed to the dry-season building peak. Contractors see eligibility at order, masons get refreshed scan earning, and hardware dealers get range and rebate alerts. Rules are set per audience in the portal with no custom coding.

At sign-up each member links a bank account or a fintech wallet such as Opay, Moniepoint, or PalmPay. Approved scans and rebates push straight there in seconds. Daily and scheme ceilings apply, USSD confirmation suits members on feature phones, and settlement reports reconcile on their own, in line with CBN expectations, with any mismatch raised for review.

Masons get scheme alerts and payout receipts, contractors get tier upgrades and target reminders, and hardware dealers get range and rebate alerts. Each audience has its own template library, and broadcasts go out in English, Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, or Pidgin with opt-in and timing configured per campaign so a mason in Kano and a dealer in Ibadan each read a message in their own language.

Brand teams watch active mason and contractor counts, tier distribution, and scan rankings by state. Sales ops read state-level scan rate, scheme ROI, and rejection patterns. Finance follows Naira payout liability, the redemption-to-issued ratio, and a per-transaction audit trail. The 1Voice assistant answers plain-language questions on top of it all.