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A native POS integration or plug for Shopify would be huge for smaller merchants who don't want to wrestle with API setup just to launch a basic loyalty program. Right now it sounds like you'd need developer resources to get started, which leaves out a lot of shop owners who'd benefit most.
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About Fidloy on Product Hunt
“Turn first-time customers into loyal regulars”
Fidloy was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #159 on the daily leaderboard. Fidloy connects customer identity, loyalty, digital cards, merchant operations, and developer APIs in one customer relationship platform.
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A native POS integration or plug for Shopify would be huge for smaller merchants who don't want to wrestle with API setup just to launch a basic loyalty program. Right now it sounds like you'd need developer resources to get started, which leaves out a lot of shop owners who'd benefit most.