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The store doesn’t know the customer
She buys online and in store she’s treated like it’s her first time. Her product history and preferences never reach the counter.
With Qurable, your beauty loyalty program recognizes each customer in store, in the app and online, ranks her in tiers by what she buys and decides at payment the reward that applies: points, a coupon or a gift.
Qurable in production
The beauty problem
In beauty, customers come back for their product and trust in-store advice. Without a profile per customer, the discount becomes the only tool and the brand ends up competing on price.
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She buys online and in store she’s treated like it’s her first time. Her product history and preferences never reach the counter.
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If the only reward is a discount, customers learn to buy only on promotion and margin goes with every campaign.
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Programs with tiers nobody sees or understands: the customer doesn’t know how far she is from the next one or what she gets by moving up.
With Qurable
The history of every customer, in store and online.
Tiers based on what she buys, calculated on your base.
Rewards that aren’t discounts: gifts, missions and games.
How Qurable solves it
Three pieces so customers come back for more than the price.
[ 01 ] Tiers
< 50 ms to recognize her at the register (p95)
[ 02 ] Rewards
< 1 week to launch a game or a mission
[ 03 ] Store and online
~150 ms to pick the reward at payment
What the leaders do
Four moves from the programs of large beauty chains and groups, based on public data, and the Qurable piece that handles each one. They are not Qurable customers.
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95% of that chain’s sales come from program members
At the largest beauty chain in the US, almost all sales come from program members.
In Qurable, the customer identifies at the register with a QR code that changes every 30 seconds or with her wallet pass, and every purchase adds to her history.
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73% of that chain’s US members bought only in store
At the same chain, most members bought only in store.
In Qurable, the counter, the app and ecommerce share one profile, and your team finds the customer by any of her identifiers.
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3 spend-based tiers in that chain’s program
Another global beauty chain ranks members in three tiers by annual spend, with its own event for the top tier.
In Qurable: tiers calculated on your own base, with rewards per tier and tier points that only go up.
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25M people in the starting base of that group’s unified program
A Brazilian beauty group unified its brands’ programs into a single rewards platform, starting with a base of more than 25 million people.
In Qurable, several brands share one program and one balance, with rules and rewards per brand.
Sources (accessed 16/10/2026): Annual Report FY2025 (SEC), 2026 · Modern Retail, 10/09/2024 · Meio & Mensagem (Portuguese), 31/03/2025
What it looks like
Qurable recognizes the customer online, in the app and in store, and merges her into one profile your team manages in Qurable Manager.
< 50 ms identification, p95
Customer profile
ExampleUnique ID · 7C2E-90B4
Valentina R.
One profile
Tiers are calculated on your own base, with rewards per tier. Tier points only go up: redeeming never lowers a tier.
Program · Your brand
ExampleYour brand
Member
Gold
Milestone rewards, missions and games configured from the console, with a budget and cap per campaign.
< 1 week to launch a game
Milestone reward
ExampleMilestone
5 purchases this year
4 / 5Landing, sign-up, tiers, balance and redemption under your brand and on your domain, built with Qurable components; the SDK takes them to your app and web.
Mission · New line
ExampleActive mission
Try the new line and leave a review
1 / 2Questions
Tiers, rewards, the customer in store and programs under your brand.
It’s a program that recognizes the customer in store, in the app and online, ranks her in tiers by what she buys and gives her rewards that aren’t only discounts: gifts, prizes, missions and rewards per tier.
Yes. Tiers are calculated on your own base, with rewards per tier. Tier points only go up, so redeeming never moves a customer down a tier.
Yes. Your team finds her by any of her identifiers in the service console and sees her program history: purchases, redemptions, coupons, tier changes and adjustments, with the reason for each movement.
Yes. Milestone rewards where the customer picks the prize, missions such as trying a new line or leaving a review, and games with a budget and cap per campaign. Launching a game takes less than a week.
Yes. Landing, sign-up, tiers, balance and redemption carry your brand on your domain, built with Qurable components. That’s how, for example, Perfumerías Rouge’s Elite Club and Grupo Dabra’s TRIBU work.
Almost every sale has a name: at the largest US beauty chain, 95% of sales come from members, and most of them buy only in store. They rank members in spend-based tiers and unify the group’s brands in one program. Those pieces can be built on Qurable.
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