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Public success stories · 7 programs
How fuel, restaurant, airline, retail and fintech brands run their loyalty on Qurable, with the numbers from each implementation.
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Case study · August 10, 2026 · 9 min Inside Sky Plus: points, missions, three tiers, and 70+ partnerships on a single platform For an airline, competing on fare alone is not enough. The place where the relationship is built, where the traveler finds reasons to choose the same brand again, is the loyalty program. But a real program is not a catalog of miles: it is the ability to connect the systems where the passenger's information lives into a single view to understand the traveler end to end. Sky Airline solved this with Sky Plus, built on Qurable. Channels Booking (Sabre) · PartnersRead the case
Case study · July 13, 2026 · 6 min Pomelo and Qurable: loyalty and customer engagement embedded, without building from scratch Every successful card program, sooner or later, incorporates a loyalty program. The question is not whether to build it, but how. The integration between Pomelo and Qurable changes that equation: the loyalty layer sits embedded in the infrastructure that processes every transaction, and activates without adding another vendor or taking on a technical project. Channels Cards · PaymentRead the case
Case study · July 6, 2026 · 8 min TRIBU: three brands, one program, and a partner ecosystem In regional sporting goods retail, when a group operates multiple brands, each one ends up with its own customer base. Without a unified view, cross-sell is lost. Grupo Dabra solved this with TRIBU: a single program for Dexter, Moov, and Stock Center, with a partner ecosystem that extends the value proposition beyond retail itself. Channels Store · Online · 3 brandsRead the case
Case study · June 16, 2026 · 7 min Club TaDa: when execution speed becomes the real advantage The gap between the loyalty program organizations want to run and the one they actually operate is not about budget: it's about architecture. Club TaDa, AB InBev's (Grupo Quilmes) DTC ecommerce loyalty program in Argentina, demonstrated that when that architecture is well designed, execution speed becomes the competitive advantage. Channels EcommerceRead the case
Case study · June 5, 2026 · 8 min Soy Rappi and the Uber Pro standard Turnover among rappitenderos is the largest invisible cost in quick commerce. Uber Pro set the global standard with benefits curated to the partner's real profile — fuel cashback, vehicle financing, financial infrastructure. Rappi applied it in the region with Soy Rappi: a curated marketplace and partner module that connected over 170,000 couriers across 100 cities in Mexico. Channels App · PartnersRead the case
Case study · May 28, 2026 · 8 min From anonymous liters to known customers Axion ran a consolidated network, but most consumption was anonymous. With Qurable they launched a new app in 4 months, integrated MODO and MercadoPago, and built a base of 550,000 active users. Here's how you turn an anonymous liter into a known customer. Channels Station · App · MODO and Mercado PagoRead the case
Case study · May 26, 2026 · 9 min From order to data Mostaza launched MostaClub: a 100% digital hybrid loyalty program across three countries simultaneously. The result was a proprietary customer base, one-to-one personalization, and the numbers to prove it. Here's how it was built. Channels App · Ecommerce · 3 countriesRead the caseIs your brand the next story?
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