Benefits of Adding a Prize Hub Ticket Redemption
BFC Enterprises • June 17, 2024
For many small businesses, exploring additional revenue streams is becoming a necessary part of operations. One way to increase profit is to create a game room with BFC Enterprises’ large selection of amusements and games. Customers are incentivized to stay longer, spend more with added entertainment and keep coming back.
Reduces Payroll Expenses & Storage
Prior to the release of Prize Hub, businesses had to employ someone to count and redeem tickets. This meant additional payroll expenses and bulky prize centers along with storage rooms in the back. With storage in each hub, excess inventory is safe and not taking up valuable space in employee-only areas.
Automates Prize Redemption
Merchants control what’s inside - from candy to electronics, and it allows retailers to determine the prize value, anywhere from 25 to 10,000 tickets. Patrons can redeem tickets or cash in earnings from reusable cards. The user-friendly screen walks patrons through redemption and is just as easy for operators to monitor and stock.
Trackable & Secure
Prize Hub will track the activity to help determine what needs retailers have in their arcade and has security features built in. It is also accessibility from mobile devices and computers to provide peace of mind.
Modular Design Can Grow as Your Business Increases
The modular capsule, spindle and locker hubs can be used in virtually any combination. Each hub will attractively display any type prize business owners wish to stock and retailers can add additional hubs as needed as your business grows. Prize Hub can also be mixed and match between the different styles to score the perfect set up for your space.
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