Shift4
Shift4 is a payments company that also sells point of sale and commerce technology, across restaurants and bars, hotels, stadiums, airlines, casinos, retail, and transit. Its restaurant line is Shift4 Dine.
What Jolly reads from Shift4
Transactions at the check level
Individual sales rather than daily totals, so performance reads per shift and per worker.
Item and category mix
What sold alongside what, which is where attachment rate and high-margin items become visible.
Attribution to a person
Where the system records who rang a sale, a goal can be set per worker rather than per store.
Timing and daypart
When transactions happen across the day and week, so a goal can land on a single shift rather than a quarter.
Discounts, voids, and refunds
The exceptions to a clean sale, which say as much about how a shift ran as the sales do.
Campaigns you can run on Shift4
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Shift4 integration FAQ
No. Shift4 stays exactly where it is. Jolly reads from it so that Incentive Campaigns™ are measured on what your operation actually did, rather than on numbers people report at the end of the week.
No. Every Jolly integration is read-only. Jolly reads the operational data a campaign is measured on, and nothing moves in the other direction. Connecting Shift4 does not change what your team does in it, what it contains, or how it behaves for the people who use it every day.
Integrations are scoped with your team during implementation, alongside the rest of the rollout rather than as a separate project. Tell us what you run and we take it from there, including systems that are not yet in our catalog and systems you are already planning to replace.
No. They ring sales the way they already do. The campaign is measured on the same transactions Shift4 was going to record anyway, and each worker sees their goal and their progress in the Jolly app rather than on the terminal.
Yes. A campaign audience can be a whole workforce, a single location, a specific shift, a job role, or a custom segment. Timing is the reason this matters on a point of sale system: it is what makes a goal on a single daypart measurable rather than notional.
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