kassapisteissä

Kassapisteet is a Finnish concept that translates to "coupon points" or "credit points". They are used as a form of reward or discount system in various Finnish companies and organizations. In essence, customers earn points for their purchases, which can then be redeemed for rewards, discounts, or other benefits.

Kassapisteet were first introduced in the 1990s, primarily by Finnish retailers and service providers. The system allows businesses to incentivize customer loyalty and retain their clientele. Customers earn points for every purchase made, and these points can be redeemed in-store, online, or sometimes even converted into rewards or gift cards.

The amount of points earned per purchase can vary greatly depending on the specific kassapisteet program. Some programs assign a fixed number of points per euro or dollar spent, while others award varying numbers of points based on the type of product or service purchased. Certain businesses may also offer bonus points for loyal customers or special promotions.

Kassapisteet are commonly found in Finland's retail industry, but they have also gained traction in other sectors, such as services, finance, and insurance. The use of kassapisteet has led to increased customer engagement and retention rates for many organizations.