Comparing the 4 Channels (Web, iOS, Android, LINE Mini App) and When to Use Each
The store app platform lets you publish a single app simultaneously across 4 channels: Web, iOS, Android, and LINE mini app. This article covers the characteristics of each channel, the benefits for customers, and criteria for deciding which channel to prioritize first, with a comparison table.
What Is the Store App Platform?
The Store App Platform lets you publish your own branded app across four channels — Web, iOS, Android, and the LINE mini app — for every store. This article covers the overview, available channels, and how to get started.
Self-Service Submission Wizard (App Store / Google Play)
The relay router's store app platform provides a wizard that lets store owners handle native app builds for iOS / Android and submission to the App Store / Google Play entirely from the admin screen. This article covers the wizard flow, required information, asset auto-generation, store operations, and how to track submission status.
Tracking Review Status (In Review, Rejected, Waiting to Release)
After submitting to the App Store / Google Play, you can track review status in real time from the relay router's admin screen. This article explains what each status means, the action store owners should take next, and how to respond to a rejection, along with common rejection reasons, avoidance tips, and how status-change notifications work.
Specifying Distribution Segments
Send a push notification only to the customers in a customer segment. Covers choosing the audience, who actually receives the notification, and segment examples you can build today.
Writing a Check-in URL to an NFC Tag
How to write a check-in URL to a commercially available NFC tag so customers can check in just by tapping their phone.
Printing a QR Code and Displaying It at Your Store
How to print your check-in campaign's QR code and display it in a spot that's easy for customers to scan.
Issuing Digital Receipts
Explains the flow from a transaction to a digital receipt reaching the customer, and the issuance methods such as QR codes, the LINE mini app, and the store app.
Overview of Apple Wallet / Google Wallet Membership Cards
The relay router's store app platform can issue your store's original membership card on both Apple Wallet (iPhone) and Google Wallet (Android). This article covers what a Wallet membership card is, the benefits for customers and stores, what's displayed, POS integration, and the setup flow.
Unified Distribution Across App, LINE, and Email
Learn how ReceiptRoller's push notification distribution stack unifies app notifications, LINE notifications, and email notifications from a single management screen, automatically picking the best channel per customer. Covers channel priority, distribution segments, sending steps, reports, and guidelines.
Customer Marketing Distribution
Send messages to customer segments across multiple channels including LINE and push notifications. Review all channel activity in a unified inbox.
Customer-Targeted Promotions
Group customers with a customer segment and offer coupons and specials to them through a push notification sent to that segment.
Choosing an Industry Template (Restaurant / Retail)
The store app platform offers industry-specific templates to get first-time store owners started. This article covers what features come pre-loaded with each template, which stores each one suits, how to decide, switching templates later, and customization plans.
Mapping a Custom Domain and Verifying DNS
You can publish your store app's web channel under your own custom domain (e.g. app.your-store.com). This article covers how to add a domain, set up DNS records, the verification flow, automatic SSL certificate issuance, the difference between subdomains and root domains, and common troubleshooting.
Issuing a Per-Store Entry Point for the LINE Mini App
Learn how ReceiptRoller issues a unique LINE Mini App entry point for each store, letting customers access membership cards, reservations, and coupons directly from LINE with no app install required. Covers prerequisites, LIFF setup steps, the customer flow, multi-store operation, and troubleshooting.
Store Help Index (Store DX, Digital Receipts, Reservation Management, Retail Media)
This is the ReceiptRoller store help index. It organizes every help article you need for store DX into three categories: customer touchpoints (store app platform, digital receipts, reservation management, retail media including media displays, coupons, CRM, social media management, and AI agent integration), store operations (store data, product management, e-commerce integration, OMS, WMS, shelf analytics, sales analytics, and staff), and account & extensions (getting started, roles and permissions, and the developer API).