Tadlace
Reward Automation

Rewards That Send Themselves

Set the rule once. When someone hits the score, the ranking, the answer or the segment you picked, Tadlace emails them the coupon code, voucher, booking link or file automatically, seconds after they finish.

Watch the Rewards Send Themselves

Three rules on the left, set once. On the right, what keeps landing in people’s inboxes because of them: a code, a booking link, a file, each going to whoever earned it.

One Quiz at Your Booth, Every Follow-Up Done

Run a quiz at your stand and let the rules do the rest.

  1. 1

    Everyone who finishes gets your discount code before they’ve walked away.

  2. 2

    The top three win the prize, picked the moment the quiz closes.

  3. 3

    You see exactly who received what, without building a spreadsheet.

Reward Engagement Automatically

Set the rules once. Everyone who qualifies gets their reward on their own, at any hour, however many of them turn up.

Personalize the Offer

Discount codes, ticket vouchers, calendar booking links, downloadable guides, or a simple thank-you message. Pair them with Question Tags and each audience segment gets the offer written for them.

Question Tags

It Arrives While They Care

The reward hits their inbox seconds after they finish, while they are still thinking about you, at 2pm or 2am, whether or not anyone on your team is at a desk.

Reward the Right People

Trigger rewards on score, ranking, specific answers or segment, or draw winners at random from everyone who finished. Your discount goes to the people you meant it for, not to everyone who clicked start.

Thank Everyone Who Turned Up

Not every reward has to be won. A completion rule sends everyone who finishes the same thank-you: the booth discount, the guide you promised, a link to book a call. Your score rules still single out the winners.

Your Brand, Not Ours

The reward email carries your logo, your name and your brand colours. Tadlace is a single line in the footer.

Not Every Send Is a Prize

Sharing a guide, a price sheet or training notes? Send it as a plain follow-up instead, so it reads as something you’re sharing, not something they won.

Give people something
worth joining

Build one in minutes. Share it by link, PIN or QR code, and see who took part and what they told you.