Terryberry Store Catalog

Unlike vendor-integrated catalogs such as Amazon, the Terryberry Store is managed internally, providing greater control over product quality, availability, and brand representation.

Accessing the Terryberry Store

When users open Be Rewarded, their landing catalog depends on program settings.

Organizations can choose to make Terryberry Store the default view or set it as a secondary tab alongside others like Amazon Business, SWAG, or Gift Card Catalog.

Navigation is identical to other catalogs:

• Use the top catalog tabs to switch between sources.
• The search bar, points balance, and wishlist remain visible and functional across all catalogs.

Catalog Structure

The Terryberry Store homepage features:

• A banner highlighting available rewards and promotional messaging.
• Featured Categories such as Gift Cards, Home Office, Automotive, Baby Care, and others.
• A Shop All button that loads all product categories (not all individual products).

Each category opens a dedicated listing page showing products within that range, similar to Amazon’s browsing experience.

Search and Filters

Users can search for products by keyword, brand, or category—such as typing “earbuds” or selecting a featured brand.

Filtering tools include:

• Points range (customizable minimum and maximum, e.g., 500–1000 points).
• Sort options by Points (Low–High), Points (High–Low), Name (A–Z), Newest Added, or Best Sellers.
• Refine by Brand to view products from a specific featured manufacturer.

Any adjustment to filters refreshes the page automatically, displaying updated results.

Featured Brands and Products

The catalog highlights Featured Brands that users can click to view items exclusively from that supplier.

Additionally, Featured Products appear dynamically based on popularity, recent additions, or user engagement.

Hovering over a product image displays a zoom preview, allowing users to inspect details before opening the item.

Gift Cards within the Catalog

Gift cards are fully integrated within the Terryberry Store as a dedicated category.

Users can:

• Filter by point value (e.g., 150–400 points).
• Choose from a range of digital and charitable gift card options.
• Select fixed denominations (e.g., $20, $50) or, where supported, enter a custom amount (e.g., $66 = 990 points).

Some examples include retailer-specific cards (e.g., CVS, Xbox) and cause-based rewards (e.g., charitable vaccination donations).

All digital cards are delivered via email after checkout with a redemption link to the vendor’s fulfillment site.

Redeeming Items

Redemption follows the same steps as other catalogs:

1. Select the product card.
2. View item details and confirm point value.
3. Choose quantity, then Add to Cart or Save to Wishlist if points are insufficient.
4. Complete checkout when ready.

Unavailable or restricted items are flagged as “Unavailable” and cannot be added to the cart.

Sorting and Browsing Logic

The Terryberry Store allows more flexibility than Amazon’s integrated catalog:

• Supports sorting and custom point ranges (Amazon does not).
• Includes Newest Added sorting to help frequent users discover recently added rewards.
• Defaults to Best Sellers for a familiar shopping experience.

Wishlist and Points Tracker

If a user adds an item to their Wishlist, a progress tracker appears, showing how many points they’ve earned toward that reward.

As points are accumulated through recognition or milestone awards, the tracker updates automatically.

Gift Card Delivery

All gift card redemptions are delivered by email, typically within minutes.

Each email contains a redemption link directing the user to the vendor’s site or to the RUNA platform (for applicable cards).

A detailed breakdown of the Gift Card Redemption Journey is available in the knowledge base under Where to Find Digital Gift Cards.

Experience Summary

The Terryberry Store combines curated merchandise, flexible filters, and integrated digital gift cards—providing a controlled yet familiar shopping experience.

It mirrors standard e-commerce practices while maintaining a recognition-first focus: intuitive browsing, easy filtering, and seamless checkout.