Using QR Codes for Merchant Satisfaction

Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic everyone has become familiar with QR codes. From restaurant menus to digital business cards, you’ve probably seen a QR code a few times already today. But there’s more to utilizing this revived call to action than just putting a URL into your favorite QR generator like Kaywa or a Chrome … Read more

Unboxing Now: Welcome to Our New Website!

POPcodes is very excited to unveil our new website! The world is digitizing faster than ever before and an omnichannel experience is becoming an expectation. Our old website served us well, but we wanted to deliver a better experience! With easy access to more information, we want our prospective clients to imagine how POPcodes solutions … Read more

Looking Back on POPcodes History – From POPs to PBS

Northeaster Acquirers Association Catapult

We’ve had a very busy 2021! From recording both our 1,000,000th AND 2,000,000th POPcodes Push Button Services Interactions in the span of just five months to some special developments about to be announced; it’s all had us thinking about where POPcodes started and where we’re going! The POPcodes Platform originated out of an idea to … Read more

POPcodes Tips on How to Create a Successful Promotion

By incorporating some of these points into the overall design of your promotions you will be able to effectively bond with your customers in a way that leaves a lasting and meaningful impression of you and your business on them.

POPcodes Selected Finalist in 2018 Canadian FinTech & AI Awards

2018 Canadian FinTech & AI Awards Presentation showcasing POPcodes

POPcodes, a startup focused on improving consumer, merchant and acquirer experiences, has been selected as a finalist in the 2018 Canadian FinTech & AI Awards. The Awards are held on November 26th in Toronto and bring together over 4,000 of Canada’s top entrepreneurs to attend the formal black tie Awards Gala. 

Study: One in four retailers feel paralyzed by Amazon

According to the study, 60% of retailers consider Amazon at least somewhat of a competitor. These companies also continue to grapple with free shipping, email communications and better access to customer data to mimic what Amazon does best: provide highly personalized and convenient experiences for customers. 
 
Specifically, 63% of retailers believe free shipping for loyalty program members is one of Amazon’s most impactful consumer-facing technology initiatives. Yet, only 10% of retailers have significantly increased investment in technology to better compete with Amazon. Meanwhile, 29% of retailers haven’t even changed their data collection and analysis processes as a result of Amazon’s influence.