The update concerns an existing business platform for corporate gift cards and employee benefits. Its immediate commercial purpose is to connect the purchasing process more closely to delivery: an employer can manage the order and send the resulting codes directly to recipients through the supported channels.

An expanded ordering workflow, with market-specific purchasing conditions

Amilon says the redesigned interface reduces operational steps and makes order management, invoicing and gift-card distribution easier to reach. Federico Corticelli, its head of digital sales, describes automation and direct code delivery as central to the release. These are the supplier's stated objectives; the announcement gives no measured reduction in processing time or administrative cost. [S1]

For employers distributing benefits to a large workforce, the distinction between buying value and delivering it matters. Completing an order does not itself put a usable reward in an employee's hands. Bringing the two stages into one service can reduce the number of separate handling steps, although actual results will depend on how an employer organises its programme.

The three delivery channels also give administrators different ways to reach recipients. The release does not provide channel-level delivery rates or explain how failed deliveries are resolved, so it establishes additional distribution choices rather than a quantified improvement in successful receipt.

GiftCardStore's catalogue includes more than 200 Italian and European retail brands, according to Amilon. The Polish expansion allows orders denominated in PLN. The company also says buyers receive gift-card face value without fees or deductions from the value passed to employees. That pricing description is Amilon's own, rather than an independent comparison with other providers. [S1]

Local-currency ordering addresses the employer's purchase and accounting workflow. It does not, on its own, establish that every catalogue brand accepts redemption in Poland or that the same card can be spent across national markets. Buyers still need to select products appropriate to their recipients and intended spending locations.

The service spans employee benefits, incentive programmes and corporate rewards. These uses share a

Amilon has expanded GiftCardStore into Poland with ordering in Polish zloty, while adding direct delivery of digital gift-card codes through WhatsApp, SMS and email. The September 23 release combines a new market offering with changes to how employers buy, administer and distribute rewards. [S1] The update concerns an existing business platform for corporate gift cards and employee benefits. Its immediate commercial purpose is to connect the purchasing process more closely to delivery: an employer can manage the order and send the resulting codes directly to recipients through the supported channels. An expanded ordering workflow, with market-specific purchasing conditions Amilon says the redesigned interface reduces operational steps and makes order management, invoicing and gift-card distribution easier to reach. Federico Corticelli , its head of digital sales, describes automation and direct code delivery as central to the release. These are the supplier's stated objectives; the announcement gives no measured reduction in processing time or administrative cost. [S1] For employers distributing benefits to a large workforce, the distinction between buying value and delivering it matters. Completing an order does not itself put a usable reward in an employee's hands. Bringing the two stages into one service can reduce the number of separate handling steps, although actual results will depend on how an employer organises its programme. The three delivery channels also give administrators different ways to reach recipients. The release does not provide channel-level delivery rates or explain how failed deliveries are resolved, so it establishes additional distribution choices rather than a quantified improvement in successful receipt. GiftCardStore's catalogue includes more than 200 Italian and European retail brands, according to Amilon. The Polish expansion allows orders denominated in PLN. The company also says buyers receive gift-card face value without fees or deductions from the value passed to employees. That pricing description is Amilon's own, rather than an independent comparison with other providers. [S1] Local-currency ordering addresses the employer's purchase and accounting workflow. It does not, on its own, establish that every catalogue brand accepts redemption in Poland or that the same card can be spent across national markets. Buyers still need to select products appropriate to their recipients and intended spending locations. The service spans employee benefits, incentive programmes and corporate rewards. These uses share a

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