Batteries
The dealer recommends. The install decides.
A battery is sold in the thirty seconds after a customer asks "which one?". Rewardix rewards the dealer and fitter behind every verified install, and shows you which counters move your brand.
The deciders
Who actually picks your brand.
The dealer recommends what gets installed.
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Battery dealers
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Mechanics
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Fitment centres
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Distributors
The blind spots
What you can't see today.
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The counter recommendation decides the sale, but your scheme ends at the distributor tier.
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Warranty cards come back late, wrong, or not at all: you can't see real installs.
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You can't tell which dealers push your brand versus who just stocks it.
With Rewardix
How the lights come on.
Built on the same four moves every Rewardix programme runs on: verify, reward, see, move.
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Scan at install
A QR scan at fitment doubles as warranty registration and a verified sell-out event: one action, two problems solved.
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Tier rewards on behaviour
Dealers earn on verified installs and stocking behaviour, not self-reported claims, with slabs, boosters, and seasonal pushes automated.
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Rank every counter
Live leaderboards of dealer performance by geography reveal your champions, your fence-sitters, and your churn risk.
Buyer questions
Asked by every brand in this category.
How can battery brands track secondary sales at the dealer counter?
Each battery carries a unique QR. The scan at installation registers the warranty and records a verified sell-out event with dealer, location, and SKU, giving you counter-level secondary sales without depending on distributor reporting.
Can dealer incentives and warranty registration run on one platform?
Yes. That's the core design. The same scan that activates the customer's warranty credits the dealer's incentive account, so programme participation drives your warranty data quality instead of competing with it.
How do you prevent fake claims in battery trade schemes?
Every code is single-use and validated against production and dispatch data. Anomaly detection flags impossible patterns (bulk scans, geographic mismatches, serial-range abuse) before rewards are released.
What incentive structures work for battery dealers?
Verified-install payouts, stocking slabs, seasonal boosters, and micro-targets per counter. A prediction model tests a scheme against past dealer behaviour before launch, so budget goes to structures that move sell-out.
See Rewardix on your batteries channel.
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