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Loyalty Points

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Written by Growth Team
Updated over a week ago

Introduction

One such feature that can significantly enhance customer loyalty and engagement is a Wallet Points System. This system allows customers to accumulate points through purchases and redeem them for discounts or even pay for orders entirely.

This article will explore the benefits of implementing a Wallet Points System, how it works, and provide practical use cases to illustrate its potential.

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Benefits for Your Business
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  1. Increased Customer Loyalty: A Wallet Points System incentivizes repeat purchases, as customers are motivated to accumulate points to redeem later.
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  2. Higher Customer Engagement: Customers are more likely to engage with your marketplace regularly to check their point balance and find opportunities to earn more points.
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  3. Enhanced Customer Experience: Offering points as a reward for purchases provides a gamified shopping experience, making it more enjoyable and rewarding.
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  4. Boosted Sales: By enabling customers to use points for purchases, you can drive higher sales volumes and increase average order values.
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  5. Customizable Incentives: The flexibility to set points values and configurations by store allows for tailored incentives that can align with business goals and customer behavior.​


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How it works

Setting Point Values

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The value of points is directly linked to the dollar amount spent. For instance, if you set $1.00 to equal 100 points, then every $1 spent earns the customer 100 points.
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This means that 100 points represent the full value of $1. If you adjust the value to 50 points per $1, then 100 points would equate to $0.50. This dynamic calculation ensures that points values remain consistent across transactions, even if adjustments are made after purchases have been completed.

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You can choose to adopt an alternative strategy for refunds by enabling this option. By issuing refunds in the form of points, you ensure that customers will continue to spend those points within your marketplace.

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Store-Specific Points Configuration

Each store can have individual points settings, allowing for tailored incentives per store. This configuration is similar to the general points calculation but applied on a store-by-store basis.
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Configuring Points by Business

To configure points for your marketplace, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to the Business Tab: Here, you will see a list of all marketplace stores with several options:

    1. Status: Enable or disable wallet points for each store.

    2. Redeem: Allow or disallow the use of points to pay for orders in each store.

    3. Accumulation: Determine whether purchases from each store accumulate points for the customer.

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Order Completion for Points Accumulation

Customers will earn points once their orders are completed within the orders manager. This ensures that points are awarded only for finalized transactions.

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Customer Interaction with Points

Customers can manage their points in the following ways:
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  • Viewing and Adjusting Points: Through the Users > Customers section, administrators can add or reduce points in a customer's wallet.

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  • Transaction History: Customers can view their points transactions, including what has been added, reduced, or used.

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  • Frontend Display: Customers will see their Credit Points Wallet, showing the total points and how they were earned.

Earning and Spending Points

Customers earn points on every purchase based on your set configurations. They can spend these points by selecting the option at checkout. If the points cover the full order, the purchase is made entirely with points; otherwise, the system will use the necessary points, and the customer pays the remainder with another payment method.


Practical Use Cases

  1. ​Holiday Promotions: During holiday seasons, increase the points multiplier for purchases to boost sales and customer engagement.
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  2. New Product Launches: Offer double points on new products to encourage customers to try new offerings.
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  3. Loyalty Rewards: Provide bonus points for long-term customers or those who reach certain spending thresholds.


Conclusion

Implementing a Wallet Points System in your marketplace can significantly enhance customer loyalty, engagement, and overall experience.

By offering flexible and customizable points configurations, you can tailor incentives to meet your business goals and customer preferences. Practical use cases demonstrate the versatility of this system, making it a valuable addition to any marketplace looking to foster a loyal and active customer base.

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