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Points Rules (Pro)

Points Rules go beyond the store-wide rates. Earning rules add bonus ways to collect points, and redeeming rules add reward types richer than a flat discount. The tab has two sub-sections: Points Earning and Points Redeeming.

Open Points Rules

Section titled “Open Points Rules”

Go to DevDiggers Plugins → LoyaltyX, then open the Points Rules tab.

The LoyaltyX Points Rules list with earning rules and their types

Read a rule list

Section titled “Read a rule list”

Both sub-sections share the same columns:

  • Name is your label for the rule.
  • Type is what the rule does.
  • Priority decides which rule wins when more than one could apply.
  • Start Date and End Date limit a rule to a date range, which suits a seasonal promotion.
  • Status shows whether the rule is active.

Use Add New to create a rule, Edit to change one, and Set Active or Set Inactive to switch rules on or off without deleting them.

Earning rule types

Section titled “Earning rule types”

An earning rule awards bonus points for an action. Types include:

  • Purchase for extra points on specific products, categories or roles.
  • Sign Up and Welcome bonus for new accounts.
  • Birthday points on a customer’s birthday.
  • Daily Login points for visiting each day.
  • Referral points when a customer refers a friend who buys.
  • Review points for leaving a product review.
  • Level-Up points for reaching a loyalty tier.

Redeeming rule types

Section titled “Redeeming rule types”

A redeeming rule defines a reward a customer can claim with points. Types include:

  • Fixed Discount and Percentage Discount off the order.
  • Free Shipping on the order.
  • Free Product added at no cost.
  • Buy X Get Y and Bundle rewards for set combinations.

Priority and dates

Section titled “Priority and dates”

When two rules could apply to the same action, the higher Priority wins. Use Start Date and End Date to run a rule for a limited time, then let it switch off on its own.

Where to go next

Section titled “Where to go next”