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Use Loyalty > Event points to manage how many points customer actions earn. Use the customer detail page when you need to adjust one customer’s balance.

Event Points

Event points are organized into categories so teams can review earning behavior without scanning every underlying event name.
CategoryCommon examples
EngagementPage views, product views, product clicks, searches.
ConversionAdd to cart, view cart, begin checkout, purchase.
Social/messageQR scans, message opens, message reads, message clicks.
QueueQueue entry, admission, completion.
DrawDraw entry, win, completion.
AuctionBid placed, bid won.
AppointmentBooking, confirmation, check-in, completion.
WaitlistWaitlist entry.
Set an event to 0 when that action should not award points. The dashboard stores only values you customize and uses the program defaults for the rest.

Balance Distribution

The event-points page can show how customer balances are distributed across your organization. Use this to understand whether your earning values create useful spread for tiers and rewards. For tier setup, create loyalty audiences from the Audiences area. The event-points page configures earning values; audiences turn loyalty fields into access and segmentation groups.

Manual Adjustments

Admins can add or deduct points for a customer from support workflows. Manual adjustments are useful for:
  • Support compensation.
  • Correcting a known customer issue.
  • Removing points that should not remain available.
A manual adjustment changes the customer’s balance and appears in loyalty history. Deductions cannot take the balance below zero.

What Customers Can See

App-owned customer UI can show:
  • Current balance and lifetime points.
  • Recent point history.
  • Upcoming expiration groups, when the program policy creates expiring points.
Use the Consumer Loyalty API for customer-facing display. Use the Admin Loyalty API for server-side management workflows.