Loylty Rewardz is awarding loyalty points for more than half a million transactions every 90 minutes. Its business has grown more than 22 times over the past five years, with increasing customer adoption of its Microsoft-powered proprietary solution, LIDSys (Loyalty & Intelligence Development System). The solution is built on Microsoft SQL Server and is helping the company process more than 280 million customer loyalty accounts and processing transactions amounting to over INR 5,000 crore every month for 18 leading banks in India.With the flexibility built into LIDSys, Loytly Rewardz has been able to provide banks and retailers with customized loyalty solutions, specific to their needs and parameters. This has helped the banks to offer their customers a sense of belonging, along with unique offers and discounts that help increase customer engagement and retention.Bijaei Jayaraj – Founder & CEO of Loylty Rewardz said, “Microsoft supported us throughout the development of LIDSys. We have successfully rolled out several mobile native apps, apart from a real-time point-of-sale system. This has empowered the end customers to leverage the loyalty benefits offered by their banks across practically all devices and merchant outlets.”Srikanth Karnakota, Director, Cloud and Enterprise Business, Microsoft India said: “SQL has always had leading capabilities for customers to leverage. We are delighted that Loylty Rewardz is bringing significant value to leading banks with their solution relying on SQL Performance. In addition to our in-memory columnar support in SQL Server 2014, we are also pushing the boundaries of performance with in-memory online transaction processing (OLTP) with customers realizing performance gains of up to 30x.” LIDSys is built on the principles of Service Oriented Architecture and is based on Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). It has several client applications on web and windows forms, and these web applications are based on ASP.NET web forms and Model-View-Controller (MVC) style templates.
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