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Increase bike shop income

Posted on in Business News ,Brands & Products News , Cycles News by Hubtiger

Hubtiger, the software developed for bike shops has launched its latest feature to help increase income of the bike shops.

At Hubtiger, the three main objectives with the bike shop software are:
1) To enhance the bike shop's customers' experience
2) To improve efficiency in the bike shop
3) To increase the income for the bike shops

Hubtiger's new Coupon/Discount feature, aims to drive new income for bike shops and help them retain/reward their customers.

How does it work?
- Coupon codes are created using different rules
- Bike shops may want to drive new customers using social media or
reward customers to book online or through the mobile app, or
help boost the workshop during a slow period.
- Cyclists can use these coupon codes to receive discounts on certain services.
- The discounts get automatically applied making everything simple and easy.

With Hubtiger's rule driven engine, bike shops can manage who, when, how and how many customers receive discounts.

Remember, all ACT members receive a 15-20% discount on the monthly subscription.

Book a demo here: https://calendly.com/hubtiger/30-minute-demo and we will show you how Hubtiger can take your bike shop to the next level or contact stuart@hubtiger.com for any questions.

 

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