Anyone can automate their work with Zapier’s free plan, which helps you get up and running and connected to BHN Rewards.
You won’t need to write a single line of code to get your software working — meaning you can immediately get started finding creative ways to use the power of rewards and incentives.
Send e-gift cards from top U.S. and international brands, Visa or Mastercard prepaid cards, or e-donations. You can also set up a curated selection of rewards and donations so your recipients can choose what they prefer.
Did you know that 5% to 20% of incentives go unclaimed? That’s a big portion of your incentives budgets. Keep that money with BHN Rewards’ automatic refunds.
BHN Rewards’ top-rated support team is always on hand to help you get your software working with Zapier. We also offer support for your recipients in case they have questions about their reward redemption.
Trigger automatic, instant delivery with Zapier. Make sure recipients get exactly what they want by curating a selection of digital gift cards and charitable donations.
Generate long-term engagement with points. Your contacts will earn them for each action, and once they reach a certain threshold, they can choose the perfect reward.
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Set up BHN Rewards once and we’ll take it from there.
Feel confident about where your rewards are going. Review and approve recipients before sending them rewards.
Cap the number of respondents who qualify for a reward to the first 50, first 100, etc. Customize your incentives to fit your program size and budget. Get the added benefit of encouraging immediate action by rewarding only the first few.
We get it – sending out rewards can be scary. Ensure your recipients have a great experience with BHN Rewards’ Test Mode. Preview and test the full respondent experience with dummy rewards.
