Loyalty for Auto Components, Tyres & Lubricants

Automotive Loyalty Program Software for South Africa

Four programmes run off one cloud engine: pack scans by fitters, tier progression for workshops, per-vehicle accrual for fleets and warranty registration by motorists. Rand rewards leave by instant EFT or PayShap, and the member watches the credit arrive in the app.

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How It Works

Four Member Types, One Rule Engine

Fitters, workshops, fleet operators and motorists never share a rule set. Each group carries its own verification profile, its own payout route and its own message stream, so a scheme written for one can never leak into another.

Pack Scan to Rand in the Account

A fitter opens the mechanic app and scans the seal on a lubricant pack, a brake-pad box or a battery. The code is tested once for uniqueness, then again against where and when it was read. Clear both and the rand moves to the bank account linked at sign-up.

Workshop Tiers and Fleet Accruals

Monthly purchase files from workshops, tyre dealers and fleet managers arrive over SFTP, and slab rules settle who sits on Silver, Gold or Platinum. The loyalty platform pays the rebate by instant EFT and unlocks first call on fast-moving parts.

Motorist Warranty and Service Nudges

A motorist registers a new tyre, battery or oil change with a QR scan taken at the workshop or on the forecourt. From that record the platform sets the next service date and the tyre-rotation reminder.

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Earning Rules, Payout Rails, Messaging

Verification, earning rules and payout route are all set per group. A fitter draws cash to a personal bank account, a workshop takes a rebate, a fleet takes a statement credit and a motorist collects service value.

Rule Sets Per Audience

Earning is written per group: a scan for fitters, DMS-driven slabs for workshops, per-vehicle accrual for fleets, QR warranty registration for motorists. Individual members are verified and capped on one South African ID number.

Instant EFT, PayShap, Vouchers

A fitter draws the balance down by instant EFT or PayShap. Larger workshop and fleet settlements go out as scheduled EFT batches. Motorists take service credit or an oil-change voucher instead. Every payout is confirmed on WhatsApp.

Tiers and Metro Leaderboards

Monthly volume decides whether a workshop holds Silver, Gold or Platinum. Fitters follow live scan-count boards for their own patch, whether that is Johannesburg, Durban or Gqeberha, and the leaders earn a seat on brand training days.

Messaging Split by Audience

Each cleared scan sends the fitter a payout note. Workshops see new-part launches and a nudge as the quarter-end target closes in. Fleet managers get rebate statements. Motorists get service and tyre-wear reminders.

Apps that Run the System

The Apps Behind the Programme

Both 1Channel apps ship on Google Play and the App Store, and each one talks to the same backend that runs your admin portal.

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Apple App Store

Download 1Channel SFA and DMS on the App Store

1Channel CRM

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Get 1Channel CRM on Google Play

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Apple App Store

Download 1Channel CRM on the App Store
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Run Every Automotive Audience on One Platform

Book a walkthrough with 1Channel and see how a South African automotive programme fits together: rand payouts, tier rules, fleet accruals and warranty capture in one place.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a fitter's reward actually land?

How does a fitter get signed up?

What stops the same lubricant pack being scanned twice?

What moves a workshop up a tier?

Are fleet operators able to join?

How does a tyre-wear claim run?

What gets captured when a motorist registers a warranty?

Do minibus-taxi and delivery-bike workshops run on the same engine?

What does the finance team get to see?

Can the apps ship under our own brand?