Arcade for Electronic Repair
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When your team hits critical KPIs like new box and accessory sales, service plans, and customers served, it improves your bottom line. But getting everyone to meet these requirements can be a struggle. Traditional incentive programs reward rockstars but fail to motivate everyone else.
Arcade's employee engagement and gamification platform allow you to:
- Gamified incentives - boost store sales by 20%
- Streamline communication - increase store productivity by 21%
- Recognize employees - reduce store turnover by 40%
You'll be the first to know when we launch Arcade for Electronic Repair. We are here to help gamify your stores.
Level up with Arcade and:
- Exceed sales and revenue goals by up to 20% with games and rewards
- Streamline communication and engagement by up to 20X
- Integrate easily with your POS or CRM
You'll be the first to know when we launch Arcade for Electronic Repair. We are here to help gamify your stores.
Level up with Arcade and:
- Exceed sales and revenue goals by up to 20% with games and rewards
- Streamline communication and engagement by up to 20X
- Integrate easily with your POS or CRM
Request a demo
Join the waitlist
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