Your first receipt game

You'll build "Spend €30, get €5": once a shopper's approved receipts from participating shops add up to €30, they get a €5 gift card. Open the campaign that will hold it, and check its dates include today. Have a banner image and a prize icon ready.

Add the receipt game

In Build > Touchpoints, select Add New Touchpoint.
Choose Receipt Game.
Select Create.
On the new New Receipt Game card, select Configure.

The card shows INVALID until the prize and the rule are set up.
Under Banner image, choose Select attachment.
On your banner, choose Select File.

Not in the list? Select Add Image or File to upload it.
Select Save.
Replace the Title with the game's name, "Spend €30, get €5".
In Subtitle, write the spend target.
In Receipt Game Details, explain how it works: shop, upload each receipt, reach €30.

Shoppers see it at the bottom of the game, under Rules.
In Host Validation Message, write what shoppers see after they upload a receipt.

It shows with Automatic validation too. Left empty, shoppers see a default message in French.
Select Save.

Create the prize's reward

In Build > Rewards, select Add New Reward.
Choose Create a Receipt Game Reward.
Under Select a receipt game, choose Spend €30, get €5.
Select Create Receipt Game Reward.
On the new Receipt Game Reward, select Configure.

In the reward editor, open Appearance.

Under Icon, choose Select attachment.
On your prize icon, choose Select File.
Select Save.
Replace the Title with the prize's name.
In Subtitle, say where to spend it.

Open User Messages.

Under Messages for Winners, enter the Title winners see.
Enter the winners' Subtitle.
Select Save.

Set up the prize in the game

In Build > Touchpoints, select Configure on the receipt game.

Select the Configuration tab.
Under Winning Options, select Add Winning Option.
In the new option, enter the Display Name, such as "€5 Lindenhall gift card".
Enter a Description of the prize.
Under Associated Reward, choose the reward you created.
Set the Total Quantity to the number of gift cards, such as 200.
Under Attribution Slots, select Add Slot.
Set the slot's Start Date and End Date to the campaign's dates, and its Quantity to the same 200.

Add the spend rule

Under Rules, select Add Rule.
In the new rule, enter the Rule Name, then choose the Winning Option.
Enter a Description of the rule.
Keep Type on Total Amount, then enter 30 as the Minimum Amount Threshold.

Total Amount adds up the shopper's approved receipts, so two €15 receipts get the gift card too.

Choose which receipts count

Under Field Requirements, turn on Amount.

Leave Min Amount and Max Amount empty, so every receipt counts towards the €30.
Turn on Merchant.
In Allowed Merchants (comma-separated), list the participating shops.
Under Receipt Validation Policy, set Validation Mode to Automatic.

Receipts then count straight away. For prizes your team checks first, see Validation policy.
Select Save.

Publish and try it

A draft can't be opened, so publish before you test.

At the top of the campaign, select Publish.
When the window says Campaign is ready to publish!, select Publish.

A warning or a suggestion doesn't block publishing. An Automatic receipt game always shows one about its automatic configuration: you can ignore it.
On the receipt game's card, select Preview.
Scan the QR code with your phone.

On your phone, accept the terms, sign in and upload a receipt from one of your shops. Once your approved receipts reach €30, the gift card appears, ready to claim.

If publishing is blocked

The window lists what to fix, by tab:

Total and slots don't match: make Total Quantity equal the slot's Quantity.
Rule without a winning option: choose the rule's Winning Option.
Missing acceptance policy: turn on Amount and Merchant.
Missing validation policy: choose a Validation Mode.
A slot outside the campaign dates: move the slot's dates inside the campaign's.

Next steps

Test the receipt flow: try receipts that should fail too.
Add a bigger prize: a hamper at €150, for example.
Distribute the entry point

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