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Corporate gifting, from one gift to thousands

Companies already buy gift cards for their staff, clients and events. With Wrapped you can take those orders in whatever form they arrive: a few gifts from your web store, a spreadsheet of a thousand employees, or a box of printed cards. Every card lands on the same balance ledger as the rest of your program, and it can be redeemed in store and online.

Three ways to fulfil a corporate order

Corporate orders through your web store

Best for: a manager buying a handful of gifts

The buyer orders on your branded Wrapped web store, like any customer. They can send each gift card to a different recipient with its own name, personal message and delivery date, and pay once by card. Give regular corporate buyers a discount code. Their AI assistant can even fill the cart for them.

Bulk send with a scheduled campaign

Best for: tens to thousands of named recipients

Upload the company's list as a CSV: email, name, amount and expiry for each person, with different values if needed. A campaign then emails every card in your branded design, with a message from the company, now or at a time you schedule. On Pro and Plus.

Codes and printed cards to hand out

Best for: events, packs and in-person giving

Generate any number of cards with the same value and export the codes as a CSV file or a printable PDF. Or send the file to Wrapped's partner printers for branded physical cards. Cards can be pre-loaded or activated when sold.

What businesses use it for

Staff rewards and holiday gifts
End-of-year gifts, service anniversaries, sales incentives and team celebrations, delivered by email on the day.
Client and partner thank-yous
Companies buy your gift cards or experience vouchers for their clients, with their own message on each one.
Events and conferences
Printed or digital cards for speakers, attendees and prize draws, tracked as one batch.
Customer goodwill
Issue a single card to a customer's email from the dashboard for service recovery or a VIP gesture, with a reason recorded on the card.

Sending a corporate order to a list of recipients

  1. Get the list from the company: each recipient's email, name and amount, and an expiry date if you want one.
  2. In Gift cards › Batches, import the list as a CSV. Each row becomes a uniquely coded gift card, synced to your connected sales channels.
  3. Create a campaign for the batch and design the email: your branding, the company's message, and the recipient's name.
  4. Send it now or schedule it for the right moment.
  5. Follow the batch as cards are spent, and invoice the company however you normally would.

Ready for buyers who use AI assistants

Office managers increasingly ask an AI assistant to sort out the gifts. Every Wrapped web store is built for that. An assistant can build a cart of gift cards for several recipients, each with a message and send date, and hand the buyer a link to pay. How the AI-ready store works.

API access for programmatic ordering

On the Pro plan and above, the Wrapped REST API can issue gift cards from your own systems. Examples: an HR system issuing a work-anniversary card, a support tool issuing a goodwill card when a ticket closes, or a partner platform creating a card for every referral. The documentation is at docs.wrappedgiftcards.com/api-reference.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I sell gift cards to companies for their staff or clients?
Yes. There are three ways, depending on the size of the order. A corporate buyer can order straight from your Wrapped web store, sending each gift card to a different recipient with its own message and send date. For bigger lists, you upload a CSV with each recipient's name, email and amount, and a campaign emails every card on the date you choose. Or you can generate a batch of codes for the company to hand out themselves, as a file or printed cards.
How do I send hundreds of gift cards to a company's employees on one day?
Create a batch from a CSV file with one row per employee: email, name, amount and, if you like, an expiry date. Each card can have a different value. Then create a campaign for that batch, design the email with your branding and a message from the company, and send it straight away or schedule it, for example for the morning of the holiday party. Campaigns are on the Pro and Plus plans.
Can the company hand out the gift cards themselves?
Yes. Generate a batch of any number of cards with the same value, then export the codes as a CSV file or a printable PDF. For physical cards, Wrapped's partner printers (Kwikcards in Australia and New Zealand, Plastic Printers elsewhere) print from that file. Cards can be generated with no value and loaded when they're sold, or pre-loaded so they're ready to use.
Can I give corporate buyers a discount?
Yes. Create a discount code for your web store and give it to the corporate buyer, or agree a price, issue the cards from a batch and invoice the company directly. The full face value still goes on each card.
How do I track a corporate order?
Every batch keeps its cards together. The batch list shows how much has been spent against how much was loaded, and the value of the orders the cards were used in, and you can export the batch's cards at any time. Every card also has its own timeline, and the cards sit in the same liability reporting as the rest of your program.
Can corporate orders be automated?
Yes, on the Pro plan and above, through the Wrapped REST API. Common examples are an HR system issuing a work-anniversary card or a partner platform creating a card for every referral.

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