Enter the last 4 digits of your receipt number to receive your WiFi access code.
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Before you continue…
Resets at midnight. Based on today's logs — clearing logs will also clear this until new redemptions come in.
Paste your voucher codes, one per line (commas or spaces also work). Duplicates already on file are skipped.
| Code | Status | Receipt |
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Each one is its own separate 4-digit code with its own title, voucher pool, and flashcard message — guests type any of these into the same box as a normal receipt number. Add as many as you like.
Every code given out, with the date, time, and receipt digits entered.
| Date | Time | Receipt | Code | Device | User | Status | Visits | Interval | Location |
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Enter the Boss PIN to continue
This action can't be undone.
Each returning device gets its own row here, with a running count of how many codes they've claimed. Rename anyone to something recognizable, or remove them.
| Name | Redemptions | Days visited | Daily limit | First seen | Last seen | Time since last visit | Last device |
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One row per day, kept permanently even if you clear logs — this is a separate running record.
| Date | Redemptions | New Users | Repeat Customers |
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Ask guests a quick multiple-choice question before they get their code. Each question is only asked once per day per person, or the first time a new question appears.
Paste one question at a time: the first line is the question, each bulleted line below it is an option. Add a point value in parentheses, like "(30 points)" or "(30 pts)" — the highest value found also autofills the Success Threshold field below, since answering is meant to be enough to clear it. Nothing saves until you click "Save survey" (and "Save success button" for the threshold).
Every multiple-choice option above can carry points. A guest's total points from today's answers are compared to the threshold below — if they meet or beat it, this button replaces the bottom of their voucher ticket (for both regular and special codes). If they don't meet it, that space is left blank.
Questions you've removed from the live survey land here instead of being deleted — their results stay intact.
Edit the wording shown on the guest page. Keeps the same look — just change what it says.
Upload an image or auto-playing video for the guest redemption page — great for promos.
Using Google Drive: open the file, set sharing to "Anyone with the link", click Share → Copy link, and paste it here — it's converted automatically. Note: Drive video links don't always autoplay reliably. If it doesn't play smoothly for guests, use a directly-hosted .mp4 instead.
Upload an MP3 to play on the guest page. Browsers block sites from playing sound automatically, so guests will see a small "Play music" button to tap — this is a browser rule, not something we can skip.
This is a standalone landing page reachable via the small "0" link on the guest page. Same look as the guest page's hero, no voucher form.
Shown below the subtext, same size as the main headline. Leave the text empty to turn it off.
Guests will see a small "Play music" button to tap — browsers block silent autoplay with sound.
This is a standalone landing page reachable via the small "00" link on the guest page. Same look as the guest page's hero, no voucher form.
Guests will see a small "Play music" button to tap — browsers block silent autoplay with sound.
A standalone page guests can visit to see live poll results as percentage bars, updating instantly as votes come in — kept separate so the main guest page stays clean. Reachable via the small "Results" link on the guest page.
Built for a TV — nothing ever scrolls. "Grid" fits every question on screen at once as cards (best for 1-6 questions). "Carousel" shows one question at a time, larger, auto-advancing — better once you have more questions than comfortably fit as cards.
Same background system as Page 0 — upload an image or auto-playing video, or paste a link.
Applies across the whole site — guest pages, admin, and the Survey Results screen. Accent 2 also has an opacity control, so its progress bars (and anything else using it as a fill) can go translucent for a glass look — pick white for a frosted-glass effect, or any color you like.
Only let guests claim a code when they're near your store. Paste a Google Maps link, or click directly on the map to drop a pin — then pick a radius and save. This only blocks claiming a code — the admin panel always stays reachable from anywhere.
Or just click anywhere on the map below to drop a pin instead.
How many codes one receipt number can claim. Use this for group orders (e.g. a table of 5 can each get a code on the same receipt) while still stopping unlimited reuse. Set to 0 for no limit.
How many codes any one returning customer can claim per day. This applies to everyone unless you set a different limit for a specific person in the Users tab. Only enforced for visitors we can recognize (see Users tab).
This 4-digit code protects this admin area. Choose something your staff can remember but customers can't guess.
A separate 6-digit PIN required for destructive actions like deleting all logs. Keep this different from the regular admin password.
How many wrong tries came from each recognized visitor.
| Name | Attempts |
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Every wrong attempt, in order. A photo was taken automatically on each person's 2nd wrong try.
| Date | Time | Type | Name | Device | Location | Photo |
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