Slace + anybill

Slace offers contactless customer interactions in the messenger of choice, so anonymous customers can be made known and addressable.

Working with anybill

Slace offers contactless customer interactions in the messenger of choice and turns anonymous shoppers into known, addressable people. The digital anybill receipt can carry the same opt-in that later triggers the messenger note: the purchase stays the reason, the messenger stays the channel. First-party data from the receipt can flow into a profile that Slace makes addressable — without a tannoy and without a slip of paper at the counter.

Contactless at Slace means no extra device in the customer's hand beyond the messenger they already use. anybill stays contactless on the receipt side. Together, retail teams can shorten the path from an anonymous slip to a reachable person without a second login beside the messenger of choice.

Who this is for

This is for retailers whose walk-in customers stay anonymous at the till and who still want a messenger channel. Teams that use Slace to make strangers known can put anybill in front as the receipt touchpoint: first the digital slip, then the contactless interaction.

It also fits stores that will not force a branded app but already use WhatsApp or another messenger of choice in service. Slace structures that interaction; anybill can supply the purchase receipt that holds consent for the next message.

Value in brick-and-mortar retail

In the store the classic receipt ends as a scrap of paper with no address. anybill makes the receipt digital; Slace makes the person addressable in the messenger. Less paper, more chance of a contactless message after a real purchase — first-party instead of an anonymous counter moment.

The in-store value is one path: scan the goods, receive a digital receipt, stay reachable in the messenger of choice. Slace supplies the interaction; anybill supplies the GDPR-aware reason at the point of sale without pushing customers into a foreign portal. Anonymous at the counter, known after the opt-in — that is the jump Slace describes, and the digital receipt is the moment it can happen. Contactless interaction stays with the messenger; the slip stays with anybill.