Pacific Square is the initial merchant cluster. The architecture scales to more centres.
Redeemed offers bring customers through the door. The proposed $5 parking credit keeps them shopping across the centre.
Pilot scenario · 90 days
Pilot scenarioInsights cover Yayday activity at participating merchants, not all centre sales or total footfall. Merchant participation is illustrative. No merchants are described as signed. Transaction value is not incremental sales, and no proven ROI is claimed.
This walkthrough
Live activity from the shopper app, kept separate from the scenario.
Proposed parking credit configuration
"Spend $100, get $5 towards parking". A proposed Charter Hall campaign, not an existing Pacific Square promotion. Card-based credit applied at the parking payment machines; requires parking-operator agreement.
These are proposed rules requiring centre and parking-operator agreement. Payment data can't verify product-level exclusions. Production needs approved eligibility rules and verification.
Merchant credit builder
Updates the local shopper experience only- Allocations are guaranteed within their conditions.
- Credit capacity reserved
- $1,200
- Credits allocated (of limit)
- 120
- Funding consumed by purchases
- $0
- Remaining uncommitted capacity
- 0
Allocating credit creates a commitment. It does not deposit money onto a card. Publishing replaces that merchant's credit in the shopper app.
Credit allocations
Pausing stops new allocations. Credits already promised to customers stay valid until their expiry.