01 / Discover
They find you
7loc.comA storefront, a QR menu, a link — the first time a customer sees the business, with nothing to download on the way in. The one touch that does not happen without you.
Wallet and messenger · Nothing to install
We build a tool for every step between the first purchase and the second — so the chain has no gaps left.
Customers rarely leave after the first purchase. They just never make it to the second — and there are seven places to lose them along the way.
Each 7touch product takes care of one of those places. Together they work as one chain — one customer profile, one shared history. Below, the seven touches in order.
The Seven-Touch Rule
01 / Discover
A storefront, a QR menu, a link — the first time a customer sees the business, with nothing to download on the way in. The one touch that does not happen without you.
02 / Order
Pickup, delivery, a chat with staff or a bot — on your own ordering site, or inside the messenger the customer already uses. No new account stands between wanting and ordering.
03 / Trust
Money goes in before the purchase: an account, a wallet, a gift certificate, a closed loop. What the business receives is not a sale but an advance of trust.
The hardest of the seven. Everything else can be bought with advertising — this cannot.
04 / Afford
They want it but cannot pay today. Someone else covers the gap — and the sale happens anyway.
Instalments with the employer as guarantor. The seller is paid at once, the buyer gets the option.
Aid from a donor — a municipality, a fund, an employer programme — delivered as targeted credit, spendable only on what the programme allows.
05 / Reward
The purchase returns some value. The first moment the relationship stops being one-sided.
06 / Habit
Stamps and progress on a card saved in Apple or Google Wallet, not in one more app. The touch that turns a one-off purchase into a routine.
07 / Voice
The customer speaks, the business answers. It closes the circle and starts the next one.
One touch is a sale. Seven is a customer.
Beneath the line
Every product stands on its own. But they share a core: the customer record, the transaction history, the earning rules and the reporting. Which is why the second touchpoint never starts from zero.
Anna K.
Who stands behind it
The customer doesn't come to the service. The service comes to the customer. That is the rule behind all seven touches: the card lives in the phone wallet, the conversation in a messenger, and there is nothing to install — for the buyer or for the business. With 7grant, where aid reaches families who often have no smartphone at all, that rule stops being a convenience and becomes the condition the whole programme runs on.