Driven by your events
Rules listen to the signals you already emit — deposits, milestones, renewals, risk flags. The reward reaches the user in the moment that matters, not weeks later in a batch.
Define the trigger, the conditions and the budget once. From then on, every gift goes out the moment a user earns it — no one pulls a lever, no one builds a list.

Already gifting with TPP
A signal from your CRM or product enters one side. It runs through your conditions and limits. A real gift leaves the other — automatically, in the user’s country and currency.
The recipient just gets the right gift at the right moment, under your brand. The rule that chose it, checked eligibility and reserved the budget stays completely out of view.
Browse the full set of automations, open any one, and trace exactly which event triggers it, who qualifies and what it spends — all in one place.

Five parts, one rule: the trigger that starts it, the conditions that filter it, the budget that bounds it, the gift it sends and the schedule that times it.

When a rule fires, the user gets a branded notification to claim a real gift — your logo, your voice. The automation behind it never shows.
Most reward programs are someone’s recurring task — pull the list, check the budget, send the batch. Rules turn that work into infrastructure that runs on its own.
Rules listen to the signals you already emit — deposits, milestones, renewals, risk flags. The reward reaches the user in the moment that matters, not weeks later in a batch.
Every rule carries its own budget and frequency caps, enforced before a single gift goes out. Automation never means losing control of the money.
The user experiences a well-timed gift; the trigger, eligibility check and budget reservation stay behind the curtain. Your brand faces them — the machinery never does.
Any event you send us — a deposit, a level-up, a renewal, a churn-risk flag, or your own custom signal. If your CRM or product can emit it, a rule can fire on it.
Everything the gifting engine does, one surface at a time.
Set your triggers, conditions and budgets once, and let the gifts fire on their own. Book a demo and we’ll wire up your first rule together.