v1.13.1
Released 21 October 2026: exclusive reward sets, an option to hide unavailable slots, and a number keypad for email confirmation codes.
Released 21 October 2026.
Platform
Exclusive rewards. Group rewards into sets, so a participant who wins one reward of a set can't win the others for the rest of the campaign. In Build > Rewards, open Exclusive rewards from the More button (⋮) on the Rewards Global Information card. When one participation reaches several rewards of a set, the one higher in the list is awarded. Lottery draws and leaderboards never pick someone who already holds the set. Receipt game rewards, and First Come First Served rewards won every day, can't join a set. See Exclusive rewards.
Games
A Random Chance game with a prize in an exclusive set needs a losing outcome. Without one, publishing stops: a player who already holds the set must have somewhere to land. See Game validation errors.
Draws leave out set holders. When you declare lottery or leaderboard winners, players who already won another reward of the set are left out, even with Include Everyone. The window counts them under Excluded, already won another reward of this exclusive set. See Run a lottery draw.
Events
Hide unavailable slots. A new option in the Activity's Advanced UI Configuration shows attendees only the slots they can still book, or join the waitlist for. Days with nothing left show as one "No availability" line. A hidden slot comes back when a place frees up. With or without it, Load more slots shows only while more days remain, and an Activity with no slot says "No slots available". See Choose how the schedule is shown.
Transactions
Receipt game rewards stay out of exclusive sets. To give a shopper one prize at most, use the receipt game's own Exclusive rule. See Global outcome rules.
Treasure Hunts
The terms button is back on object pages. When a hunt has its own terms, each object page shows the terms button in its header again. See Set opt-in for a hunt.
Integrations
A number keypad for email codes. The 4-digit code that confirms an email address opens the number keypad on phones and kiosks. If your kiosk uses its own on-screen keyboard, check it offers one. See Kiosk requirements.