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• Click on New Campaign button.  or choose any from drop down list and click Edit

• Key in the Code as in number and Campaign's Title.For the Name, key in the Campaign's Title. It can be seasonal, for example, Christmas, Valentine's Day, or Summer Sale. 
• Key in appropriate Start and End date for the Campaign Reward. 
• Click on Set Details button.
• Click on Add Rules button (upper top left – the second screen “Membership Campaign Reward Rules” will pop up), as sample shown above. 
  

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• Key in “.*”   

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• Key in .* (dot followed by asterisk symbol) for Item Code, Category Level 1 , Category Level 2, Category Level 3, Category Level 4 and Category Level 5.
• Select “RATIO” for Calculation Option field.
• Key in “1.0” in the Multiply By field. This is for RM1 = 1 point. (Note: The ratio can be set as 0.1, 0.5 or 10.0, depending on your company's Membership Policy).
• Click on Update button.
• Click on Save & Close button.
• Finally, in the “Campaign (Reward)” screen, click on Confirm & Save button to properly save the whole campaignto Category 10 → this means ALL
• Select “RATIO” or "ABSOLUTE" for Calculation Option field 
  • Key in number in "Multiply By" IF Ratio Calculation Option is CHOSEN → example: RM 1 = 10 point, therefore ratio is 0.1
  • Key in number in Absolute box if Absolute Calculation Option is CHOSEN
  • Select an upper cap toprevent the customer from gaining more than a specific number of points per-cashsale
  • Select a lower cap to ensure that all customers receive a minimum value per-cashsale
• Click Update button
• Click Save & Close button

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• Click Confirm & Save at Campaign (Reward) page → to properly save the whole campaign
• Click Delete Campaign→ to delete the whole campaign

NOTES:

• Campaigns are sorted by their Codes. A campaign with a code starting with 100 will take precedence over one beginning with 200.
• The same applies for rules, which are sorted by Sequence. During processing the system applies the first matching rule in the first matching campaign and then stops at that point.
• A rewards campaign is required to allow customers to receive rewards points, and a redemption campaign is required to allow customers to redeem their points.

• For points calculation there are two modes

  • Absolute point values give the customer the value entered per-item. Example: Absolute point value: 10. 3 items in cash sale. Customer gets 10*3 = 30 points.
  • Ratio point values give the customer the value entered per-item multiplied by the ratio. Example: Ratio of 0.1. 3 items in cash sale worth RM 45 total. Customer gets 45*0.1 = 4.5 points. This figure is then rounded down, so the customer gets 4 points.

  
  

  
  

  
  

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