Issue, sell, and redeem certificates in Senbi: a unique code, face value, remaining balance, and expiry. The customer gets it on their phone — you see what was redeemed and what is still live.
Paper certificates get copied, lost, or arrive with an unreadable stamp. Spreadsheets never match who already used the value. The cashier redeems by eye — and you either give the service twice or argue with a guest on a holiday.
Senbi digital certificates let you sell gifts as a real product: unique code, partial redeem, expiry, and CRM history. Issue at the till, in CRM, or send in WhatsApp — no blank forms and no manual ledger.
Fixed amount, validity period, whether it can be spent in parts — your rules.
At the till, in the CRM, or in a messenger. The customer pays by card or receives it as your gift.
WhatsApp, SMS, or email: code, amount, and expiry. Not a form in an envelope or a screenshot from a manager chat.
At the till or on the site they enter the code — the full amount or a part is taken. The rest stays in Senbi.
A gift should sell and be accounted for — not punch holes in the till.
A scan of the form, a Stories photo — without a unique code you cannot tell the original.
Paper in a bag, a screenshot in a chat. A digital code can be found in the profile and sent again.
Face value 20,000, spent 8,000 — who remembers? Senbi keeps the remainder itself.
Numbers in a table, redeem as a tick. At month-end the till does not add up.
Someone wants to gift now, but the form exists only in-store. Digital sells on the site in a minute.
Whoever bought the certificate is already your lead. Without CRM you cannot remind them or invite them back.
Not a picture with a number — a full product: issue, sell, redeem, and remaining balance.
Each certificate has its own number. You cannot reprint it and redeem twice.
Fixed amount, end date, expiry rules — as you agree with legal and the till.
The guest spends 6,000 of 15,000 — the rest stays in the system until the next visit.
The certificate is a product on the Senbi site: cart, on-site checkout, code after payment.
A manager issues a certificate from the card: a corporate gift, a goodwill gesture, a promo.
The code is entered on site — the amount hits the receipt. The owner sees the history, not only the cashier.
A gift for a service: a haircut, a treatment, a consult. A code instead of a form at reception.
A face value for dinner. Partial redeem if the table does not use the full limit that night.
A gift card without plastic: sold online — the guest arrives with a code.
A batch for staff or partners: issue from the CRM, one report on redemptions.
You sell the certificate as a product: unique code, remaining balance, expiry, site sales, and till redeem. No forms, no “how much is left” arguments, no hole in the till.
The customer sends a code in a minute — you get prepaid revenue and a new guest in the CRM.
Issue, sell, code, remaining balance, and redeem — in one Senbi loop.