Giving at the table: rounding up the bill for a charity
In France, people know rounding up at the supermarket till. Couvio brings it to the independent restaurant’s table.
How it works
- The restaurant chooses its charity.
- When ordering, guests can round up the bill or pick a small amount. Nothing is preselected, and saying no is as easy as saying yes.
- The donation sits on its own line of the bill. The restaurant collects it with the meal.
- The restaurant remits the donations to the charity and uploads the proof of payment to Couvio.
What the restaurant sees
Donations collected, remitted and still to remit, for today, 7 or 30 days; the journal donation by donation, exported as CSV; every remittance declared with its proof.
What the guest sees
A thank-you after giving, and the euros the restaurant has actually remitted, with its commitments.
In the menu, the donation is called “Help fund a meal”.
What Couvio does not do
- Couvio never touches donation money.
- Couvio takes nothing from donations.
- No tax receipt is issued for these donations.
- The charities shown in the demo are examples.