Once you have selected an e-gift card in your app, it will be emailed to you.
But don’t stop there: After you order a gift card, you can keep earning Appi points to get even more rewards. And if you have points left over after you order a card, they’ll stay in your Appi account.
No. The gift cards for participating businesses are electronic.
When you place your order, a card will be mailed to your home so you can walk into the store with it. So simple and convenient!
You’ll need to earn at least 100 Appi reward points to get your first e-gift card.
The more points you earn, the more e-gift cards you can choose from. So use Appi however it works for you: Cash in your points for regular rewards or save up for something big!
The math is simple: 1 Appi point = 1¢.
Watch your points pile up week after week. And the more points you earn, the more gift cards there are to choose from. Watch how fast they add up:
100 points = $1
1,000 points = $10
5,000 points = $50
10,000 points = $100
What are you waiting for?
Appi reward points are calculated for each trip based on your driving score. The calculation looks at a number of dynamic factors, such as the weekly average scores of all Appi users. But, unlike the mileage reported on your car insurance policy, Appi doesn’t consider your distance travelled.
To claim Appi rewards in the form of e-gift cards for many businesses, you must first sign up for the Appi program.
Once your account is activated in the Appi app, you can start earning reward points on your trips. And once you’ve racked up enough, you can choose from a selection of gift cards.
Want to enjoy all the benefits of the Appi program? Sign up now by calling 1-877-668-8835.
After each trip made, your data is analyzed and converted to a driving score. Depending on the setting you choose, it is processed at the end of the trip or when you connect to a Wi-Fi network.
No.
Appi primarily considers your overall driving habits, i.e., how frequently you behave a certain way on the road. A single instance of emergency braking or turning will not affect your overall score. Only the score for the trip in question will be affected.
At Promutuel Insurance, we know that emergency braking and turning is sometimes necessary to avoid an accident. We just hope you never have to perform such manoeuvres. Stay alert!
For Appi, “distracted driving” means using your cellphone while driving.
Appi analyzes different distracted driving events and how long they last:
Appi also considers these behaviours to be distracted driving even when you’re stopped, but penalizes you less than when you’re moving.
For Appi, “hard braking” is rapid vehicle deceleration where the speed decreases at least 8.1 km/h in a second.
The driving score calculation also takes into account how intense the recorded braking is, as well as the number of instances of hard braking in relation to the distance travelled.
Did you know? Hard braking is a very common cause of accidents. That’s why we encourage soft braking. Safe braking will also increase your score—and your Appi reward points. Think about it!