Your happiest customers want to share you with the people they love. Kiva Logic gives them two clean ways to do it: gift an actual box to someone, or hand over a gift card they spend in your store. Both bring new people to your door through the customers who already trust you.
Gift a box for a chosen delivery week, or sell a dollar-value gift card the recipient redeems whenever they like. Two distinct gifts, one store.
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A gift is a different job than a normal order. The buyer is not the person receiving it, the timing matters, and a clumsy flow turns easy word-of-mouth revenue into a support email you have to answer by hand.
The person paying and the person getting the box are two different people. A cart built for one shopper leaves the recipient's details nowhere to go.
A gift box needs a delivery week that lines up with the occasion, and the recipient needs a clean way to claim it. Guesswork and manual scheduling do not scale.
Not everyone wants to pick the box for someone else. Plenty would rather hand over a set dollar amount and let the recipient choose. Without gift cards, that sale never happens.
Gift a box is a real delivery to a real person. A gift card is a dollar amount the recipient spends. The platform keeps them separate so nobody gets confused, and both bring new people into your store.
The buyer picks a delivery week and enters the recipient's details, and the recipient claims the gift when it is ready. It is an actual box on its way to someone, not a promise to sort out later.
Sell a dollar-value gift the recipient spends in your store on whatever they want. A promotions engine can add a percentage discount or a bonus value, for example buy 100 and give 110, so a gift card can be its own offer.
Gift certificates come as printable PDFs the buyer can hand over in person, with selectable card images so the gift looks the part instead of reading like a receipt.
A gift buyer does not need an account first. Guest checkout creates one at purchase, and when your store is on Stripe the gift runs through Stripe like any other order.
Buyers and recipients can view the gifts they have sent and received right in their account, and redeem them there. Gift-card rails are also supported through GiftUp and Incomm.
Not a plugin bolted on the side. Gift a box and gift cards come from the same platform that runs your whole subscription and local delivery business, since 2010.
Gifting a box sends a real delivery: the buyer picks a delivery week, enters the recipient's details, and the recipient claims it. A gift card is a dollar amount the recipient spends in your store on whatever they choose. Two separate products, kept distinct in the store.
The buyer chooses a delivery week and enters the recipient's details at checkout. The recipient then claims the gift, so the box goes out for the week that fits the occasion.
Yes. A promotions engine can add a percentage discount or a bonus value to a gift card, for example buy 100 and the recipient gets 110. Gift certificates also come as printable PDFs with selectable card images.
No account is needed up front. Guest checkout creates one at purchase, and when your store is on Stripe the gift runs through Stripe. Gift-card rails are also supported through GiftUp and Incomm.
Start a free trial and turn on gift a box and gift cards for your store, or see the pricing page for details. You can also get in touch and we will walk through the gifting tools on your own store.
Tell us what you sell and how you want gifting to work. We will be straight with you about whether Kiva Logic is the right fit.
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