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# Frequent Diner Tracking

The Frequent Diner Tracking function allows to reward your frequent customers with "Buy 10 get 1 Free" type promotions.

**Tracking Type**

Select the type of tracking from the drop-down list.

**Item**

Enable this option to apply this promotion on an individual sales item.

**Item**

Enable the sales item on which to apply the promotion.

**Quantity**

Enter the quantity of that sales item to buy before getting a free sales item.

**Division**

Enable this option to apply this promotion on all sales items of a division.

**Division**

Enable a division on which to apply the promotion.

**Quantity**

Enter the quantity of sales item from that division to buy before getting a free sales item.

{% hint style="info" %}
NOTE: You have to create the actual equivalent promotions in Point of Sale Control / Payments / Promotions, or Free items in Point of Sale Control / Revenue Center / Items Setup.
{% endhint %}

**Swipe And Win**

Enable this option to track the number of times a frequent diner card is swiped in the restaurant, and give away a free item after a fixed number of swipes.

{% hint style="info" %}
NOTE: You can have many concurrent swipe and win promotions going, such as a free coffee every 20 swiped, and a free dessert every 50 swipes.
{% endhint %}

**Free Item**

Select the item to give out with this promotion.

**Number of Swipes**

Enter the number of card swipes to count between free items.


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