Loyalty point count expression

This expression can be used for Promotions for selected items. It allows you to check whether customers gathered enough loyalty points to use the promotion.

Requirements

• Paste the tracking code to the website source.

If you want to create exactly the same expression as described in this article, you need to:

• Create an analysis that counts a daily number of transactions.
• Create an analysis that counts the sum of the product value.
• Create an analysis that checks whether the customer is blocked.
• Create an analysis that checks whether the customer is in a segmentation for the VIP customers.
• Create an analysis that counts the number of boosted products.
• Create an analysis that counts the value of boosted products.

Description

1. The If function is the starting point of the analysis. The formula of this function includes three elements. The first element defines the condition, the second defines what happens it the condition is met, the third one defines what happens if the condition isn’t fulfilled.

   

2. The condition is defined - the Less than function is used and it specifies that the number of transactions cannot be larger than 10.

   

3. The If true section consists of 3 expressions (formulas).

   

   • Sum of product value is the total value of products in one transaction. This calculation is possible due to a dynamic orderID parameter which is used in the analysis. The analysis counts the products which were not excluded nor canceled. The transaction value is multiplied by 5. The result of multiplication is multiplied by the expression that checks if the customer is blocked (if the customer is blocked, the result of the expression is 0, if not, it’s 1).

   

   • The result of the first expression is multiplied by the result of the second expression. The second expression uses the If function to check whether the customer belongs to a special group. If so, the expression returns 1, if not it’s 0.

   

   • The third expression contains two functions. It begins with the If function which checks the number of boosted products. The If function contains the Less or equals function to check if the number of boosted products exceeds a specific number (in this case 2). If it’s equal or less than 2, then the prices of those products are rounded and multiplied by 10. If the number of boosted products is 3 or more, the product prices are multiplied by 0.

   

4. Define the If false section. If the conditions of If function are not met (in this example, if the number of daily transactions is higher than 11), the result of the whole expression is 0.

5. To complete the process, click Save.