Speed to Market,
Increased Wallet Share,
Push/Pull Accelerators,
Administration Ease,
Auto-processed claims
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Fisher & Paykel Grew Store Sales by up to 200% with Push/Pull Incentives
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Speed to Market
Increased Wallet Share
Push/Pull Accelerators
Administration Ease
Auto-processed claims
Fisher & Paykel Grew Store Sales by up to 200% with Push/Pull Incentives
Rewarding showroom salespeople and consumers on the same purchase, with claims auto-processed the moment an eligible invoice reached the portal
Key Takeaways
- Fisher & Paykel wanted more showroom foot traffic and a larger share of business from independent dealers, and saw an opportunity in rewarding the salespeople closest to the consumer.
- Previous incentives had suffered from disproportionate processing, poor communication and slow reward issuance.
- The new program paired SPIFF incentives for showroom salespeople with cashback for consumers, auto-processing claims on invoice submission. Sales across some store accounts rose by as much as 200%, and reporting saved the CFO weeks of work.
Who is Fisher & Paykel?
Fisher & Paykel is a luxury home kitchen and laundry appliance manufacturer selling through a network of independent showroom store dealers — retailers whose salespeople have a direct line to the consumer at the point of decision.
What were they trying to achieve?
The brand wanted to drive more foot traffic into showrooms, increase wallet share from dealers, and grow the business overall.
They saw a specific opportunity in engaging and rewarding the salespeople who influence which brand a customer walks out with. Bringing that to market required a partner who could unite a push incentive for store salespeople with a pull for consumer selection — rewarding both sides of the same purchase.
Why had previous incentive programs fallen short?
Earlier incentives had not proved sustainable or successful for either dealer or consumer satisfaction. Fisher & Paykel were frustrated by disproportionate processing, poor communication, and time-consuming reward issuance.
For a luxury brand, that matters twice over. A clumsy incentive experience contradicts the premium positioning it is meant to support, so the program needed a setup and user experience that reflected the brand as well as driving sales.
What did 360insights implement?
360insights was appointed as a fresh incentives partner to quickly deploy a program spanning the dealer-to-consumer marketplace, using SPIFF and Consumer Rebates products alongside platform reporting.
The structure works on both sides of a single sale. Salespeople are incentivised to upsell appliances as part of an accelerator initiative, while consumers are encouraged to purchase additional components and accessories.
Once the invoice for an eligible SKU is added to the program portal within the deal timeframe, the claim is auto-processed and rewards are issued — a reloadable branded Mastercard for the store salesperson, and cashback or rebate for the consumer.
What results did the program deliver?
Results were twofold: raising sales across store accounts by as much as 200% in some instances, and improving business efficiency.
A dedicated team working alongside Fisher & Paykel Marketing implemented a personalised program reflective of the customer journey. Administration was credited as "easy to do," with a process "quick to deliver and launch," and reporting that saved the CFO "weeks of work."
As the Head of Marketing put it, the rewards and promotion schemes launched without a hitch and have been a resounding success.
Reviewed by Zoe Kelly on September 24th, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you incentivise salespeople and consumers on the same purchase?
Yes. Fisher & Paykel used 360insights to run both incentives on the same purchase: a SPIFF for showroom salespeople and cashback for consumers. Salespeople were rewarded for recommending and upselling eligible appliances, while consumers were encouraged to add components and accessories. This unified approach connects channel influence with consumer demand in one program.
What is a push/pull incentive program?
A push/pull incentive program motivates both sides of the sale. The push incentive rewards the channel partner or salesperson for recommending and selling the product. The pull incentive gives the consumer a reason to choose, upgrade, or add to the purchase. When managed together on a single platform, the program can influence recommendation, purchase, validation, and payout without creating separate administrative workflows.
How quickly can rebate claims be processed?
Rebate claims can be processed quickly when validation is automated. In Fisher & Paykel's program, once an eligible invoice was submitted through the portal within the deal timeframe, the claim was automatically checked and processed, then the reward was issued. Automated validation and rule checks help reduce manual review, support compliance, and make payment timing more predictable at scale.
Why do incentive programs fail on administration rather than offer design?
Because the participant experience depends on execution, not just the offer. Fisher & Paykel's earlier incentives were slowed by disproportionate processing, poor communication, and time-consuming reward issuance. A strong incentive platform reduces that friction by automating administration, keeping participants informed, and issuing rewards quickly enough to sustain engagement.
What reporting should an incentive program provide?
An incentive program should provide reporting that is useful to marketing, channel teams, and finance. For Fisher & Paykel, reporting was credited with saving the CFO weeks of work. That matters because incentive reporting should do more than show participation or redemptions; it should give teams audit-ready visibility into claims, payouts, performance, and operational efficiency.

Consumer Manufacturing
Store Sales Incentives
Company
Fisher & Paykel
Industry
Consumer Durables – Home Appliances
Business Outcomes
- Win Mindshare & Market Share
- Increase Engagement
- Improve Experience
- Increase Sales
Solutions Used
The Success
“The Rewards and Promotion Schemes were launched without a hitch and have been a resounding success.
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