🛠️ How It Works #

Merchants can define a percentage of the order total to give back as a reward value, and that value is converted into loyalty points using one of two methods.
1. Every $1 spent=points, 2. A fixed amount points

1. By pressing this edit button we can find out purchase reward details.

2. We can change the reward name with this option, similar to the Sign-Up Reward feature.

3. The “Rewards on purchase” feature allows customers to earn points every time they make a purchase. You can set specific point values for different purchase amounts, encouraging repeat purchases and increasing customer loyalty.

Reward Options: #

🔢 Step-by-Step Logic #

1. Merchant sets a cashback percentage
   → For example, 2%
2. Customer places an order
   → Example: $500 order
3. Reward value is calculated
   → 2% of $500 = $10
4. Reward value is converted to points using one of the following methods:

• 1. Every $1 Spent = Points:
  Merchants define how many points are earned per $1 of reward value.
  • Example 1: If you set Every $1 Spent = 1 Point, a $10 purchase earns 10 points.
  • Example 2: If you set Every $1 Spent = 5 Points, a $10 purchase earns 50 points.
• If set to $1 = 1 Point, then $10 reward → 10 Points
• If set to $1 = 5 Points, then $10 reward → 50 Points
  
  This method ties point rewards directly to the customer’s spending and the merchant’s configured reward scale.
• 2. Fixed Points per Order
  Merchants set a fixed number of points to be awarded per order, regardless of the amount spent or reward value.
• Example: Always give 100 points per purchase

📘 Example Scenarios #

Example 1: Dynamic Conversion #

• Cashback: 2%
• Order Total: $500
• Reward Value: $10
• Point Conversion: $1 = 5 Points
• Points Earned: 50 Points

Example 2: Fixed Conversion #

• Cashback: 2%
• Order Total: $500
• Reward Value: $10
• Point Conversion: Fixed 100 Points
• Points Earned: 100 Points