Define the conditions that determine the transaction journals that are eligible for a
process. The process eligibility conditions that you define filter ineligible transactions before
the transactions are processed by the rules of the process. Process eligibility conditions help
ensure that the conditions that are applicable for all rules of the process, are defined at the
process-level and not at the rule-level. For example, you can add eligibility conditions to filter
out inactive member transactions that are less than a particular amount. Or, you can set a
transaction value limit beyond which transaction journals aren’t processed to ensure fraudulent
activities aren’t rewarded.
Required Editions
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited,
and Developer Editions with Loyalty Management |
| User Permissions
Needed |
| To create a loyalty program process: |
Loyalty Management permission set
AND
Edit access on Loyalty Program and other required objects
AND
View Setup and Configuration
|
You can add process eligibility conditions for TransactionJournal type
processes.
To define your conditions, you can use:
- Transaction journal fields
- Member tier and currency parameters
- Transaction journal, partner, and member aliases
Also, you can use formulas in your conditions.
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On a loyalty program process, click Define Process
Eligibility.
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Select Enable process eligibility conditions.
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Add conditions that decide the transactions that are eligible for the process.
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Save your changes.
After you activate the process, transaction journals whose journal type and subtype match
that of the process are filtered by the process eligibility conditions. The transaction journals
that match the process eligibility conditions are then processed by the active rules of the
process.
To change the process eligibility conditions, deactivate the process. On the Define process
eligibility window, change the conditions, and save your changes.
If you don’t want the process eligibility conditions to filter transactions, deactivate the
process. On the Define process eligibility window, deselect Enable process
eligibility conditions.