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Loyalty Points Defaults

Loyalty points defaults

Setting up your loyalty point system requires defining these two defaults in the admin: 
  • Set up the UI and display captions to your users
  • Set up your users’ earning rates and buying rates
Loyalty UI & Display Captions:
Whenever your users buy your products or services, they see these user interface settings. Here is how you set them up. 
1. Admin > Settings > Loyalty Points. Starts with the ‘General’ tab already selected.
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  • Loyalty Title: By default or if you don’t enter anything here, your users will see ‘Loyalty Points’ in the title of the window. But you can enter anything such as ‘Online Rewards,’ etc.
  • Loyalty Points: This is the exact name for what your users earn. For instance, points, air miles, etc., the default is ‘points’
  • Loyalty Points Icon: An icon users see on the screen
2. Save the changes on the tab or move to the ‘Settings’ tab. 
Loyalty earnings and buying rates:
This is what defines how many points your users will earn when they purchase from your app, example when a user buys a product for 10$, he earns 1 point. And, it also defines how many points users need to point something, example a user needs 10 points to buy a product that costs 10$. 
1. Move on to the ‘Settings’ tab.
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  • Loyalty Points Receiving Rate: This is the earning rate. If a user spends 1$, he receives 10 points.
  • Loyalty Points Payment Rate: This is the rate at which a user settles payment through loyalty points. For example, if you set at 1, a user needs 1 point to buy a product, which costs 1$. If you set 10, a user needs 20 points to buy a product that costs 2$
2. Save the change to complete. 
Loyalty Points