Marketing & CRM
Promotions, loyalty and creators
Launch in minutes, not sprints.
- Build rules from your own data
- Brief creators and track them
- Schedule ahead or go live today
- Test before you scale
One platform for everything you spend on demand.
Offers, loyalty, creators and stock signals on shared rules.
Platform overviewPromotions · Loyalty · Creators · Stock
Explore the platformConceptual visual: demand arrives from creators, stores, the web and the checkout; Zyntel checks eligibility, stacking, budget and stock cover, and returns three answers — the price to show, the creator to credit and a restock signal.
Zyntel decides the price, reward or perk each customer gets, pays creators for the orders they actually drive, and flags what to restock before demand outruns supply — all inside the budget you set.
Pricing, promotions, loyalty and creator codes run in separate tools, so the app, the website and the till disagree.
New offers and new creator campaigns wait for engineering sprints — then get rebuilt for each channel.
Overspent budgets, creators paid for orders that came back, and bestsellers out of stock — all visible in the month-end report, not before.
Zyntel sits between your channels and your customers. Web, app, store, service and your creators ask Zyntel what applies — and all get the same answer, inside the budget you set. The demand that answer creates comes straight back as a restock signal.
Five steps, inside every transaction.
Conceptual model — not a confirmed product architecture
Your channel sends the basket, order or customer action — every time it changes.
Six product areas built on the same rules, data and budgets — so your spending, your creators and your shelves never work against each other.
Book a walkthroughMarketing builds rules visually. Zyntel runs them in every transaction and settles conflicts before the customer ever sees a price.
Combine basket, customer, channel and time conditions — no developer needed.
Decide which offers combine, which one wins and which never overlap.
Schedule, stage and approve campaigns, then reuse winners as playbooks.
Marketing moves faster. Merchandising sees demand coming. Engineering integrates once. Finance stays in control.
Promotions, loyalty and creators
Launch in minutes, not sprints.
Buying, planning and stock
See demand before the shelf is empty.
Platform and channel teams
One API instead of offer code in every channel.
Finance, risk and governance
Set the limit before the spend.
Pick one high-cost decision — a discount, a creator deal, a line that keeps selling out — prove the result, then scale.
Explore all solutionsRun a market-wide sale where every discount stops the moment its budget is spent.
Use caseCapped seasonal sale
Reward the third visit this month with a goal, not another discount.
Use caseVisit challenge
Same customer, same offer — in the store, the app and online.
Use caseChannel parity
Referral rewards paid only after a genuine first order.
Spend thresholds and bundles shown on the product page.
Monthly visit goals with progress in your app.
Tier perks like member prices and early access.
Automatic offers after a quiet period.
Item markdowns that stop at budget.
Partner codes from a pool that never overspends.
Goodwill gestures agents give within set limits.
Copy a proven playbook; change only local values.
A tracked code per creator, paid out after the return window.
Reorder points that move with the demand your campaigns create.
Offers that cap themselves when stock cover runs low.
Bundles, member prices and store offers decided once — and shown the same way everywhere.
Visit goals, free upgrades and store-level offers that work the same at the kiosk, counter and app.
Tier perks, upgrades and partner rewards across the whole journey.
Referral and activation rewards released only after qualifying activity, within strict caps.
Basket thresholds, order streaks and supplier-funded offers, each tracked against its own budget — and never promoted past what you can actually fill.
Reward tenure, upgrades and referrals using plan and usage data you already have.
Headless and API-first. Your channels keep their look and call Zyntel for the answer; event hooks keep the rest of your stack in sync — your creator platforms, your stock feed and your warehouse system included.
Send the basket, get back what to apply.
Event hooks push changes to your other systems.
Build safely in a separate test workspace.
Add your own attributes, events and actions.
Conceptual diagram — categories, not named partners
We rebuild one of your current campaigns in Zyntel, run it on your own transactions, and show you every decision next to today’s result.
Every decision is traceable: which rule applied, which limit it checked and what it cost.
Control is built into every decision: who can change a rule, what data it can read, and a record of everything.
Separate markets, separate test and live Each market or brand runs in its own space; test data never touches live decisions.
Roles and single sign-on Give each person exactly the permissions they need.
Nothing goes live unchecked Changes are staged and can require sign-off before launch.
Every change on record See who changed what, and when.
A platform that decides where your money goes to create demand: which prices, discounts, rewards and perks each customer gets, which creators get paid for which orders, and when a line needs restocking — all using your rules and within your budgets.
No. Zyntel works alongside them. Your channels keep their experience and simply ask Zyntel what applies.
Marketing and CRM teams build campaigns, engineering connects channels once, and finance sets the limits.
Through APIs for decisions and configuration, plus event hooks that keep your other systems up to date.
Budgets and usage limits are checked inside every decision. When a limit is reached, the offer stops everywhere at once.
Yes — they run on the same rules, so a member price and a sale never double up by accident.
Yes. Each creator gets a tracked code or link with its own offer, audience rules and budget, and every order they bring in is recorded against them.
You set a commission or a flat fee per creator or campaign. Zyntel attributes the orders, then holds the payout until the order is confirmed and the return window has closed.
Connect your stock feed. Because every offer decision already runs through Zyntel, it compares how fast a line is selling against the cover you have left and recommends what to reorder, and when.
Yes. Set a stock-cover threshold on a campaign and the offer caps or pauses on its own, in every channel at the same moment.
Every decision is recorded with its cost. Reports show spend and results together, and experiments compare variants.
We share our security documentation during evaluation.
Book a walkthrough. We’ll rebuild one of your live campaigns in Zyntel and show you the result on your own data.
We’ll rebuild one of your current campaigns in Zyntel and show you the result on your own data.