Mobile application for MAPFRE Middlesea’s loyalty scheme
MAPFRE Middlesea has launched a digital version of its loyalty programme, Insure & Save. The MAPFRE+ mobile application will facilitate the use of the reward system, allowing users to have all the information at hand, at all times. The mobile application will be officially launched at The Plaza in Sliema on Saturday 11th February between 10am- 1pm.
The mobile application will send clients notifications about outlets offering discounts in the vicinity, allow them to search discounts by locality or brand and save their preferred outlets. It will also inform them when new discounts or exclusive offers have been added. The application will provide clients with information about the outlets. Customers can then redeem their discount using the application, in a simple one-click method.
Offers are categorised into nine main categories: Pubs& Restaurants, Hotel & Accommodation, Home & Garden, Computer & Electronics, Health & Beauty, Services, Department Stores, Leisure & Entertainment and Motorcyclists.
In 2014, the company launched this loyalty programme for its customers, giving them access to up to 30% discount from a number of outlets. Since then, over 200 outlets have joined the scheme, which is highly popular among customers.
The first 500 customers to download the app will be given a free €10 discount to spend at Plaza Shopping Complex. The app is available to download for free on Google Play and App Store. An infographic video showing how to use the app is also available on MAPFRE Middlesea Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/Sb7pLWIjBI4
“This innovative app also gives us the opportunity to engage with our clients. We want to keep constant communication by giving them good news about new offers frequently” said Ana Zammit Munro, Head of Marketing.
For more information visit www.middlesea.com
MAPFRE Middlesea p.l.c. (C-5553) is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority to carry on both Long Term and General Business under the Insurance Business Act, 1998.
