Meet a new way to keep funds in store
Store credit is a virtual currency that allows merchants to handle returns without actually paying back real money.
Now returns don’t have to be lost revenue, but instead a potential for future sales. Encourage shoppers to return to your store with their credit in tow.
Apply Store Credits
Let customers decide how many store credits they want to spend. Users can enter a precise number of credits to apply for each purchase. This way, shoppers will have the flexibility to spread credit applications into several purchases, thus growing the average order value and the total number of sales in your store.
Turn refunds into sales
With Store Credits, you can turn refunds into a new sales opportunity. When giving a refund to a user, you can:
- Refund the exact amount of the refunded order
- Refund only part of the order to store credit
Manage customers’ store credits with ease
Access Balance History of any customer to make swift changes. Track changes your admins made in the Action column. Prevent wrongful store credits operations by leaving comments that relay the context of why store credits were deducted or added, keeping both shop staff and the customer informed.
App key features
- Increase sales giving users credits toward next purchases
- Keep funds in shop refunding orders with store credits
- Partially refund only part of the order to store credit
- Check detailed credit transactions
- Fully customizable to match your brand
- Moderate and track your customers store credit activity
- Easy to setup and use
- Support all themes
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