Allable / Explore the four parts
Allable Card.
Free digital access. My Gifts holds defined service entitlements, never a cash balance.
The anatomy of an entitlement
An entitlement describes who funded it, who may use it and exactly which service can be redeemed. Illustrative examples are 3 kg of laundry monthly, or one cleaning visit.
- Payer
- Who pays for the entitlement
- Issuer
- Who issues and is responsible for it
- Recipient
- Who may receive the service
- Service
- The defined service
- Quantity
- The service amount, not money
- Frequency
- One-off or recurring terms
- Validity
- When it can be used
- Supplier restrictions
- Where and with whom it can be used
- Redemption rules
- How and under which conditions it is redeemed
Service quantities, never cash
No cash balance, withdrawal or transfer. Quantity, validity and supplier restrictions define what can be redeemed.
Send Love to Parents. Send Love to Anyone.
Intended capabilities for sending practical help to parents, friends or anyone you choose. These gift journeys are being prepared and remain subject to legal, supplier and technical clearance.
Different funding, different treatment
Employer-funded and private gifts carry different tax, payroll and VAT treatment. None is presented as tax-free. Applicable treatment must be confirmed under approved arrangements.
Pre-pilot. These pages describe what we are preparing, not a live service catalogue.