independent concept · illustrative data · not affiliated with or endorsed by Woolworths NZ, Everyday Rewards or bp — prepared by assembl
everyday rewards × assembling · the rewarded wait

every pause
pays.

one journey. every piece connected.
+0 pts earned in the wait this visit
9:415G · 84%
everyday rewardsconcept
1,517
pts · +0 this visit
483 pts to your next $15 voucher
pantry · start here

Show the shopper your fridge.

The fridge being readdemo fridge · illustrative
the read is the wait — and the wait earns
earning while you wait
 
your household week

The week, already understood.

the drafted shop
0 items$0.00
the wait, itemised

Every spinner is a place to earn.

Mana receipt · this visit

ask this concept · live
Kia ora — I’m the concept’s own agent. Ask how the journey works, what it refuses to do, or what a pilot needs.
one question · worth answering
01

the wait state

Six real waits already live in the app. Each becomes an earn moment — every spinner is a place to earn.

02

the personal shopper

Reads the fridge, drafts the week, matches Member Prices. It never buys — a person signs the send.

03

the exchange

One optional question back. +60 pts for an answer — decline, and the draft still finishes.

photograph the fridge · the wait drafts the week · a person signs the send
tap everything — it answers
the same spine at the charger · the bp variant

thirty-five minutes, plugged in.

An EV fast-charge session averages ~35 minutes (Driivz) — the forecourt wait with intent, standing right next to the shop. The same machine runs there unchanged: the charge shown working instead of a percentage in silence, one question over the coffee it just bought time for, points for the answer, and a receipt when the cable comes off.

plugged in the charge, shown working one question · over coffee points on completion the receipt
illustrative · the prize track’s second forecourt · same rules: decline still charges, a person signs the programme
the session dial · driivz

how it works · that’s it

01Photograph the fridge.
02The wait drafts the week — and earns.
03One question comes back. Answer or don’t.
04A person signs the send. Then it shops.

the money · pick your own numbers

$— / year

Your assumptions, your model — every figure here is the one you just picked. Split shown 50 / 30 / 20 shopper · programme · assembl, illustrative. assembl is paid on completed moments only.

run the pilot · the acceptance

Two waits, six weeks. The checkout scan queue and the offers refresh, instrumented against the current spinner. Points land in the existing balance; every send held for a person; the numbers you quote afterwards are your own.

say go — email Kate directly reply if this is wrong forward it to the right person
What it asks of you: one sponsor contact, read-only analytics on two screens, and a named person to sign sends. Nothing installs in week one.
the regulatory spine · Privacy Act 2020

The one-question exchange collects from the person, with purpose stated, under the Privacy Act 2020 (IPP 2 and IPP 3) — answered or declined, the draft still finishes.

The Mana receipt lists every question asked, every answer given, and every point it earned. Decline appears on the receipt too — as a refusal honoured.

what a 90-day pilot would measure
draft-to-signed completionconversion metric
“where is my order” contacts deflectedcost metric
question answer rateexperience metric
basket size and repeat ratevalue metric

simulated journey · illustrative concept · the numbers above are the pilot’s to earn, not ours to claim