BIRMINGHAM · IN DISCOVERY — NOTHING IS LIVE HERE YET
Know which offers customers actually redeem at your counter.
A shop posts an offer. A shopper claims it on their phone and receives a six-digit code. Shop staff type that code in at the counter. A successful verification counts the visit.
Nothing to install, for the shop or the shopper.
The app is built, and the workflow can be demonstrated on sample data. No Birmingham shop uses MAANTA yet.
How it works
Post, claim, show, verify.
Four stages, shown from either side of the counter. Everything below is invented for the demonstration.
A demonstration on invented data. not a real shop or offer, and the code shown is not a real one.
For shops
What it asks of you.
You decide when you want customers in, and you post an offer for that. A shopper claims it and comes to you with a code.
At the counter, in order
- Customer shows the six-digit code.
- Take payment the way you normally do.
- Enter the code last and wait for Verified.
The code goes in last so a verification never sits between the customer and paying you.
When MAANTA is paid
- You post an offer
- No success fee
- A shopper claims it
- No success fee
- Your staff verify their code
- Success fee
MAANTA's success fee applies when the shop's staff successfully verify the shopper's code. If no code is verified, no success fee accrues.
No live UK price is published, and no UK shop is being charged anything today.
For shoppers
Claim an offer before you set off.
See offers in one place
Shops put up offers with a photo and an end time, so you know what is worth the trip before you make it.
Claim, then go
Claiming gives you a six-digit code. There is nothing to download; it works in your browser.
Pay the shop as normal
Show the code at the counter and pay the shop directly. MAANTA does not process that payment.
There's nothing to claim in Birmingham yet.
No Birmingham shop uses MAANTA today. This page explains how it will work, and the demonstration above runs on invented data.
For centres, markets and food parks
What it could mean for your shops.
A MAANTA Node is a local group of shops that MAANTA brings together into one area to browse and redeem in. A Node can take different forms, such as a mall, shopping centre, food park, market or concentrated commercial area. The format alone does not make a location a MAANTA Node.
Offers in one place
Offers from independent shops in your area could sit in one place shoppers can browse before they set off.
Verified at the counter
Shop staff verify a shopper's six-digit code themselves. A successful verification records that a claimed offer was used at that counter.
No hardware, no integration
Nothing connects to tills, card terminals or your existing systems. Staff use a phone browser.
Nothing to sign
A Discovery conversation is a conversation. It may include introductions to shops. There is no agreement to enter into at this stage.
Status
Where MAANTA actually is.
MAANTA is preparing to talk with shops in Birmingham about how this could work for them. Nothing has been agreed with anyone.
Built
- Shops can post an offer with a photo and an end time.
- Shoppers can claim an offer and receive a six-digit code.
- Shop staff can verify that code at the counter.
- A successful verification is recorded as a verified visit.
- All of it runs in a phone browser, with nothing to install.
Not yet
- No Birmingham shop uses MAANTA.
- No shopper has claimed an offer in Birmingham.
- There is no Birmingham launch date.
- No payment is taken from a UK shop, and none is authorised yet.
- No live UK price is published.
- Nothing is agreed with any centre, market or food park.
Questions
The ones people ask first.
If you run a shop
Is MAANTA running in Birmingham?
How does MAANTA charge shops?
Can I sign up now?
How do I know a customer claimed the offer?
Does MAANTA handle the customer's payment?
Do I or my customers need to download an app?
If you're a shopper
Can I claim an offer in Birmingham?
Does it cost me anything?
Do I pay through MAANTA?
How long is a code valid?
Talk to MAANTA
Questions? Message MAANTA.
A question, a correction, or an introduction to a shop — all of it is useful at this stage.
