Before
- The original value is in the voucher book, but the remaining credit is written on the card.
- Saturday staff cannot tell whether a crossed-out amount was a redemption or a correction.
- An online buyer has to wait for the shop to answer an email.
Illustrative journey: a sister buys a $50 homewares voucher. The recipient spends $34 on a candle. Staff record that redemption in VoucherGrid, leaving $16 for another visit.
On Premium and Professional, share your hosted storefront link with the interstate friend or last-minute buyer. You can sell online without an existing website.
A face value voucher can be redeemed in part. The recorded balance replaces the handwritten remainder on the back of a card.
Look up the code, check the available balance and confirm the amount in VoucherGrid. Record the corresponding tender in your till separately; this is not a point-of-sale integration.
On Premium and Professional, offer up to three designs per voucher. Choose retail artwork for everyday gifts and an occasion design for a birthday.
Expiry checks help prevent short dates where Australia's three-year minimum applies. You remain responsible for the terms and any applicable exceptions.
Voucher records retain the sale, redemption and remaining balance. Your accountant can review voucher activity alongside shop takings without treating the two as the same event.
A numbered voucher book can suit a small, carefully maintained operation. The handover gets harder when different staff record part-spends in different places.
Before
With VoucherGrid
Offer a face value voucher with clear redemption terms. The recipient chooses the item when they visit; you do not need to choose a product for them.
Explore retail voucher designsRecord $34 against the voucher, then check the $16 balance on the next visit. The example is a voucher balance workflow, not stock or till management.
See voucher managementUse Voucher details and Redemption activity reports to review the movement alongside shop takings. Accounting reports and sync are currently unavailable.
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