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Automations

Messages that send themselves — birthday greetings and reward reminders, on autopilot.

What an automation is

An automation is a message that sends itself. You switch it on once, and Stamperly watches for the moment worth acting on and sends the message for you — no scheduling, nothing to remember.

Automations are a paid-plan feature, same as broadcasts — see pricing.

Switching one on

Go to Broadcast and open the Automations tab. Each automation has a switch; turn it on and Stamperly fills in wording for you, which you can edit. It starts working from that moment on.

Screenshot of the Automations tab on the Broadcast page, showing the Birthday and Reward waiting recipes with their on/off switches.

Birthday greeting

Sends on a customer's birthday, once a year. It only reaches customers who gave you their birthday when they signed up, so make sure the birthday field is switched on in your card's sign-up form if you want to use this.

Reward waiting

Reminds customers who have earned a reward but haven't claimed it, and haven't redeemed anything in the last two weeks. A customer gets this at most once a month, so a reminder never turns into nagging.

How Stamperly protects your customers

  • One message per customer, per week. No matter how many automations you switch on, nobody hears from you more than once a week.
  • Your broadcasts count too. If you sent a promo on Friday, an automation won't pile on top of it.
  • Customers with no wallet pass get an email instead, with an unsubscribe link — exactly like a broadcast.
Screenshot of an automation expanded for editing: notification title, wallet message with character counter, and email subject.

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