Service-station loyalty with replace-cycle nudges and counterfeit detection.
Service-station loyalty
Replace-cycle nudges
Counterfeit detection
VIN compatibility check
Workshop bulk schemes
Counter-staff training
Air, oil, fuel and cabin filters are sold through parts distributors and retailers to multi-brand garages, service stations and fleet workshops. Filters are a routine service item: the mechanic or service adviser picks the brand, and the customer rarely asks which one was fitted. Low unit value and look-alike packaging make filters an easy category for counterfeits.
Unotag puts a unique code on each filter box so a mechanic can verify it and earn in one scan. Because filters are replaced on a schedule, scan history lets the brand send reminders to workshops when repeat demand is due. Retailer and workshop slabs are calculated from invoices and scans, and counter staff can complete short product-training lessons on the phone.
Yes, if the reward is small, instant and cumulative. Mechanics value a payout that arrives immediately and a tier that builds over the month. The brand can set a minimum balance for withdrawal so that payout costs stay proportionate to the product's value.
Unique codes that fail verification, or the same code scanned in different places, indicate copied packaging. Mapping those scans shows the markets and counters where counterfeits are circulating, so field teams know where to investigate.
Yes. Past scans show roughly how often a workshop consumes each filter type. The program can send a reminder or a short-term offer when a workshop's usual re-order point approaches, in its preferred language on WhatsApp.