South African analytics startup, Brandbook has launched a new app titled Ibottit. The new app enables users to earn points and rewards for uploading images of their receipts from in-store and online purchases.
Ibottit is a new rewards shopping app created by Brandbook
No ad to show here.
Rorisang Posholi, co-founder of Brandbook provides insight into the inspiration behind the creation of the new app.
“With the lockdown keeping shoppers indoors and driving them to resort to online shopping and food delivery service now more than ever before, we saw this as the appropriate time to launch our offering to the market at a time when shopping dynamics have changed.”
Ibottit
With Covid-19 causing a hefty pinch in the pocket of many South Africans, Ibottit is an app that aims to alleviate the economic impacts of the pandemic. It allows users to exchange their points for digital vouchers to purchase a range of items from several retailers.
How does it work?
The app is available for download for free on Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
Users must upload an image of their receipt within 48 hours of purchase and will receive points per each receipt uploaded. Over time, once vouchers have accumulated, users can purchase various items at a number of partner retailers such as Takealot, UberEats, and more. In addition, users can earn vouchers by completing monthly surveys.
The app offers several benefits:
- Keeping track of spending habits
- Earning vouchers that are redeemable at partner retailers
- Easy access to the latest receipts for the purpose of tax, refund claims at work, and more.
Brandbook
Founded in 2018, Brandbook is a South African analytics startup that helps brands understand what shoppers are buying and why.
Read more: New private equity fund launches for local SMEs
Read more: New tech startups aims to provide affordable groceries for townships
Featured image: Duy Hoang via Unsplash
