Overview
Bonus Activities Overview¶

How to choose?
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Want to promote a specific product? → Product Bonus
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Want to reward based on big purchase amounts? → Basket Bonus
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Want to increase basket size? → Local Bonus
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Want a temporary boost to base earn bonus? → Multiplier Bonus
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Want to reward based on bonus balance? → Redemption Bonus
1. Product Bonus Activity¶
Best for: Incentivizing specific products or product groups.
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How it works: Assign a fixed or percentage-based bonus to selected products.
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Setup: Upload a product list with bonus values.
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Use Cases:
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Launching new products (early adopter incentives)
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Boosting sales of underperforming products
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2. Basket Bonus Activity¶
Best for: Rewarding customers based on minimum total spend per transaction.
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How it works: Give a bonus (fixed or percentage) when basket value exceeds a threshold.
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Setup: Configure minimum basket amount and bonus percentage amount, exclude products or categories if needed.
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Use Cases:
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Increasing average spend per visit
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Universal spend incentives
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3. Local Bonus Activity¶
Best for: Rewarding customers based on total spend per transaction.
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How it works: Reward customers who have made a purchase
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Setup: Set bonus percentage amount to be rewarded out of the purchase total
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Use Cases:
- Increasing average spend per visit
4. Multiplier Bonus Activity¶
Best for: Temporarily boosting the base earn rate.
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How it works: Apply a multiplier (e.g., 2x, 3x) to the base earn rate for a set period.
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Setup: Set multiplier and activity dates.
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Use Cases:
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Short-term promotions (e.g., sales events)
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Driving engagement during specific periods
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5. Redemption Bonus activity¶
Best for: Rewarding customers based on their current bonus balance.
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How it works: Grant extra bonus cash as a specific percentage of existing balance
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Setup: Define date of balance, date of bonus expiration and the percentage.
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Use Cases:
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Tiered bonus incentives based on balance
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Limited-time redemption bonus to encourage spending
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Bonus Priority Per Product¶
It's possible to prevent excessive bonus payouts when multiple bonus types overlap for a single product, applying only the highest instead of stacking them.
It helps businesses control and optimize bonus distribution by defining which bonus types can be combined and which should be excluded from stacking.

The configuration allows the calculation of a bonus per product line and applies stacking of bonuses types or applies only the highest bonus value for each product.
This feature is available as a system configuration that can be set as requested. Discuss with your Integration Lead for this configuration.