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Create a challenge rule

Add one rule, link it to a winning option, and decide whether the reward can repeat.

Use this guide once you already have at least one winning option. In the current product, you cannot create a meaningful rule before a winning option exists to receive the outcome.

Create the rule

  1. Open Configuration -> Rules.
  2. Click Add Rule.
  3. Fill Rule Name with a clear admin-facing label.
  4. Choose the target Winning Option.
  5. Add a short Description.

Configure the condition

In the current builder version, the Type selector is locked to Total Amount and the UI explicitly says only this condition is available.

Then set Minimum Amount Threshold to the spend target the participant must reach.

Decide whether the rule repeats

Use Repeatable when the same participant should be able to unlock the same winning option again later.

If you turn Repeatable on, set Cooldown Days to prevent the reward from being re-earned too quickly.

Validation messages to watch

Validation messageWhat it means
Receipt game '{{touchpoint_name}}' rule '{{rule_id}}' is missing a nameThe rule is too vague to manage safely.
Receipt game '{{touchpoint_name}}' rule '{{rule_id}}' is missing a descriptionThe admin explanation is missing.
Receipt game '{{touchpoint_name}}' rule '{{rule_id}}' is missing a winning option IDThe rule does not point to any reward path.
Receipt game '{{touchpoint_name}}' rule '{{rule_id}}' has invalid threshold ({{threshold}}) for {{condition_type}}The amount target is not usable.
Receipt game '{{touchpoint_name}}' rule '{{rule_id}}' has very short cooldown ({{cooldown_days}} days)A repeatable reward may be claimable too frequently.

Example

For a "Spend 30 EUR and get a coffee voucher" setup:

  • Rule Name: Spend 30 EUR
  • Winning Option: Coffee Voucher
  • Description: Unlock the voucher after one valid basket of at least 30 EUR
  • Minimum Amount Threshold: 30.00
  • Repeatable: off

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