Gifty Tech company profile
Gifty Tech doesn't start from “what app should we build”. We start from everyday reality: workers need essentials at good prices, unions need welfare programs they can control, and local businesses need a sales channel close enough to their customers.
A D2C channel on Zalo
From original supply to local users.
Mini App
Opens instantly via QR in Zalo
Z Station
Pickup and experience points near users
Data
Read demand to open the next sales round
The problem we see
A sales website can look good, yet still not solve order consolidation, pickup points, reconciliation, re-engagement and reporting for unions or partners. That's the gap Gifty Tech wants to close.
Workers want well-priced essentials but won't install yet another app.
Unions want regular welfare programs but dread manual order-gathering and reconciliation.
Local suppliers need a channel closer to customers — not just listing products and waiting.
Agencies have clients who want Mini Apps but need a platform with proven operating flows.
Three main pieces
We deliberately don't split Cho Z, group-buying and white-label Mini Apps into three separate products. They share the same management of products, orders, promotions, QR, pickup points and customer data.
Cho Z is a D2C channel on Zalo: goods travel from original supply to users via the Mini App, communication, logistics and the Z Station network.
For workers, the most valuable welfare is usually daily essentials. Group-buying lets unions run time-boxed deals with pickup points and reports.
When a partner already has an industry, customers or sales capacity, Gifty Tech packages the platform into a Mini App under their name, colors and process.
Cho Z in operation
The spirit of Cho Z is D2C: goods travel from original supply to users faster, clearer and cheaper. The Mini App is just the front. What carries the weight is communication, pickup points, logistics, demand data and the real-world Z Station network.
An experience familiar to Zalo users
Open by QR, pick goods, receive at a Z Station and come back when the right deal appears.
Mini App, web store, order management, campaign content and Zalo re-engagement designed as one unified flow.
Cho Z doesn't only sell on screens. The model needs central warehouses, regional depots and Z Stations to consolidate orders, cut delivery costs and create trusted touchpoints.
The platform's strength sits behind the interface: permissions, products, stock, orders, suppliers, pickup points and reconciliation.
Z Station
For buyers, a Z Station is close and familiar. For suppliers, it's the point where goods enter residential areas, industrial parks or offices without depending entirely on parcel-by-parcel delivery.
A Z Station is where buyers pick up, pay, ask questions and return when a new campaign opens.
The D2C model takes suppliers straight to the local market, while buyers understand the source and product standards.
Beyond photos in an app, users get a real-world touchpoint to trust, receive, exchange or get advice.
Every campaign leaves signals about areas, categories, prices, purchase frequency and each pickup point's capacity.
Delivery capabilities
A pretty Mini App is only the start. The harder part is fitting it into sales, delivery, communication, reconciliation and re-engagement.
QR isn't just for opening the app. It can attach to events, unions, points of sale, collaborators or each group-buy round.
Orders, customers, products, pickup points and campaign results must be seen together to decide the next round.
Local models only work when you consolidate orders, pick the right pickup points and cut per-parcel costs.
After an order, customers should be reminded to pick up, thanked, invited to review and suggested the next fitting campaign.
Unions, businesses and partners need to know how many people benefited, which categories sold and where the bottleneck sits.
Admins, operations, unions, suppliers, collaborators and agencies shouldn't look at the same screen or edit the same data.
Union welfare group-buying
When a union opens a group-buy campaign, they need to know who ordered, what, where to receive and whether it was received. Gifty Tech's group-buying is built from a real application: campaigns per union, ordering on Zalo, delivery to pickup points and QR confirmation.
Group-buy campaign
Union
Scan to open a group-buy campaign
Workers pick their union and team, declare name, employee ID and shift. A union officer approves before joining campaigns.
Campaigns list the group price, remaining quantity and deadline — optionally members-only.
Workers order right in the Zalo Mini App, no extra install, choosing union pickup.
Orders are consolidated per union and delivered to the configured point. Union pickup adds no shipping fee for workers.
On arrival, the union officer scans each order's QR to confirm the right recipient and product, then marks it received.
Buy essentials at group prices, picked up at the union near work.
Run time-boxed welfare campaigns instead of Excel and manual chat.
Sell in large groups with controlled quantities, orders consolidated per union.
After each campaign, data rolls up per union and per order for unions and suppliers to review together.
Workers participating per campaign and per union.
Best-selling products, group prices and quantities sold.
Delivery and handover confirmation times per order.
Signals for which categories to campaign next.
Local proof
These images aren't for show. They mark Gifty Tech's direction: connecting local infrastructure, data, the business community and workers' real needs.
Local partnership
Gifty Tech places the Mini App beside pickup points, delivery and the local network — so buyers don't just order, they receive conveniently.
Data & AI
The long-term direction: use order, area and consumption-cycle data to source better goods for each locality.
Business community
Cho Z and welfare group-buying only last when suppliers, unions, delivery points, agencies and local businesses share one operating model.
How to start
The practical way: pick a small problem with real users, run one full cycle, read the numbers, then expand. Less glamorous — but both sides see clearly whether the model deserves to continue.
Before features, Gifty Tech needs to understand what you sell, who you serve, whether you have pickup points, who operates, and the campaign goal.
Some clients need just a sales Mini App. Some need union group-buying. Some partners need a white-label version to sell to their own clients.
Configure the interface, QR, sample products, ordering flow, pickup points and basic reports so everyone sees how the system runs.
Instead of waiting for perfection, start with one product group, one union or one small area to collect real data.
After the first campaign, data shows which products to keep, which pickup points work, which customers to re-engage and what operations to adjust.
Partnership contact
Gifty Tech can review the model with you, scope a pilot and prepare a Mini App demo that fits your industry or customer group.
Hotline
0913 332 282
hotro.giftytech@gmail.com
Address
Tầng 9, Bưu điện tỉnh Hải Dương cũ, số 01 Đại lộ Hồ Chí Minh, phường Thành Đông, Thành phố Hải Phòng
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