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Case Study:
Spilt Liquor Group
The Requirement
Spilt Liquor is a Queensland-based buying group delivering some of Australia’s strongest liquor rebates to Cheers and Liquor Warehouse.
To increase value, Spilt Liquor implemented a customer loyalty and marketing automation platform with location-specific eCommerce to capture customer data and drive growth.

The Solution
Overview: Created a 'Rebel Mates' app for the consumer with auto-log-in capabilities for their favourite Rebel Liquor Group location.
Created a master HQ eCommerce site plus a site for each location including a Hand-held POS Terminal which prints all orders and auto-updates customers on their order status.
Interfaced SaleGrabber to every POS to capture every transaction while awarding member points and offering 1-touch reward redemption.
Created a one-step upload for the Spilt Liquor Group head office to update weekly specials across all eCommerce sites.
Specifics: Capturing every sale made online and in-store and giving the Rebel Liquor Group head office all transaction data in one common dataset.
Implement multiple automated 'marketing with relevance' campaigns based on member-specific purchasing preferences.
Workflow: Member downloads the Rebel Mates app to earn and redeem points for goods online and in-store.
The merchant location looks up the member who is automatically given points for each purchase.
With this information Rebel Mates can personally market to the member based on; what, where, when and how much they purchase.
The Result
Thousands of happy 'Rebel Mates' loyalty members earning points + redeeming for rewards.
Loyalty members purchasing higher-value items while enjoying the weekly and 'member-only' weekly specials
Seamless eCommerce sites giving every location additional revenues that used to go competitors.
Rebel Liquor Group merchants enjoy an increase of almost 20% in loyalty member revenue.


Seamless sales with instant notification.
An eCommerce solution gives your business lifestyle flexibility, freedom and independence.
Since 63% of consumers start their shopping journey online, it makes sense to allow them to buy where they already are.
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