Harbor & Vine Home Goods Gift Cards · EBS Gift Cards

Give a gift card

Send a Harbor & Vine Home Goods card

Housewarmings, weddings, holidays, and new-neighbor welcomes. Pick the amount, write the note — in the live program the card is emailed the moment you check out.

Email preview — what the recipient gets

$50.00 gift card

Your Harbor & Vine Home Goods gift card is ready. Show this code at the counter or enter it at checkout:

XXXX-0000-0000

From —

Check your balance any time on the Harbor & Vine Home Goods gift card page.

Gift cards are valid for at least five years from purchase. Codes are stored hashed — keep this email; a lost code can't be re-sent, but the shop can void and replace the card.

Check a balance

What's left on the card?

Enter a gift card code to see its live balance and status. New here? Try one of this demo's sample codes:

Demo note: this sample keeps cards on this device only, so you can play with it. The live program keeps them on Harbor & Vine Home Goods's system, and any code checks against the real balance.

How it works

Three steps, no plastic

Step 1

Pick an amount

Twenty-five, fifty, or a hundred dollars — set denominations keep checkout to one tap.

Step 2

It lands by email

The recipient gets the code and your message by email, instantly — even at 11 PM on December 23rd.

Step 3

They spend it in the shop

One card per purchase; whatever's left stays on the card for the next visit.

This shop also runs EBS Regulars — the Neighborhood Rewards loyalty program that brings them back. See the Harbor & Vine Home Goods loyalty demo →

For the business

What Harbor & Vine Home Goods gets out of it

A gift card program is only worth running if it pays the house back. This is the owner's side of the same system:

Gift cards bring in the recipient — most spend past the card's face value when they come in
Last-minute gift panic routes to Harbor & Vine instead of the big-box site, because delivery is instant
The liability ledger is exact at any moment — December's sales and January's redemptions are both visible
Runs on EBS — payments, gift cards, and event reminders in one place

And the books stay clean: codes are stored hashed, liability is the live sum of active balances, and a lost code is a void + replacement — never a leak.

Owner view — sample

What the owner sees on their phone. Live from this demo's own numbers for Harbor & Vine Home Goods.

Cards sold

$0.00

Outstanding liability

$0.00

Redeemed

Flip to Merchant HQ at the top of this page for the full card ledger — void, recredit, and manual issue included.

Merchant HQ · Harbor & Vine Home Goods

Harbor & Vine Home Goods — gift card command view

This is the owner's side of the same system the customer just used: every card sold, what has been redeemed, and the number that matters at tax time — outstanding liability, exact to the cent.

Sample HQ — the cards below are fictional sample data for Harbor & Vine Home Goods. Anything you do in the customer view on this device — issuing a card — appears here live, marked (you). Nothing leaves this device.

Cards sold

$0.00

Value sold

$0.00

Redeemed

$0.00

Outstanding liability

Every card, masked

Cards

Code	Buyer → Recipient	Amount	Balance	Status	Actions

Codes are stored hashed in the live system — HQ only ever shows the masked form. The full code exists in the recipient's email and nowhere else. A lost code can't be re-sent: void the card here and issue a replacement.

At the counter

Issue a card manually

For the customer standing in front of you — sold at the counter, delivered the same way.

Live from the floor

Recent activity

Issues, voids, and recredits land here the moment they happen — the ledger the owner watches.

How the house is protected

Program snapshot

Hashed codes. Codes are stored hashed — the full code exists only in the recipient's email. A lost code can't be re-sent; the remedy is void + replacement, done above.
Five-year floor. Gift cards are valid for at least five years from purchase — the federal CARD Act floor, built into every card.
One card per order. A single gift card applies to any one order, so redemptions stay clean and predictable.
Exact liability. Outstanding liability is the live sum of active balances — the number above is the number on the books.