The purchase condition is linked to the orders table and contacts associated with the order. When selecting purchase, you will have a variety of options to narrow down your search on specific elements of the sales tables such as specific stores, products, or order lines.

Below we have listed the meaning of those filters and some examples of how to use them:

Amount spent

In most cases, the field of the order used for these conditions is total_amount. However, if you select a specific product or a type of product (category, brand, etc.), the field used to calculate the amount will be on the order lines table: total_line_amount.

Total amount - when members have spent over X€ overall with your brand (for example the big spenders)
Per transaction amount - when members have spent a specific amount of money but in only one order (for example the occasional spenders, who purchase at least 50€ each time on special events)
Every X - when members have been spending a considerably high amount of money on punctual occasions (ex: for frequent buyers spending during seasonal events or holidays)
Every X (per transaction) - when members reach an amount on each transaction/order (ex: for less frequent buyers purchasing a specific product in one order)
Until/Starting from the amount spent - when members reach a threshold of X€ spent, you can reward them, you can also reward them from a limit of € spent. Such behavior works only if the filter “total amount” has been enabled (ex: for narrowing down the cluster of your members, identifying only the buyers who spent more than 50€ and rewarding them differently)
Must be completed in - this can be applied when you want to set a specific date or timeframe for members to complete the rule (ex: for chasing a purchase ASAP, thus rewarding your members with still available rewards that have not expired yet)

Number of transactions

To react to the number of purchase events (measured by orders).

Every x transactions - when members have purchased more than once (for example rewarding repeating buyers by counting the number of single transactions they’ve done)
Total transactions >= - when members have purchased several times, here you specify the number of times (for example rewarding repeating buyers by counting the number of overall transactions they’ve done)

Quantity

Total quantity >= - if all the orders contain x products or more
Per transaction quantity >= - if one order contains x products or more
Every X items (per transaction) - every x products purchased by the member (per order)

Use case

You can see on the video a rule rewarding the purchase of a pullover of the winter category (targeting = products), which costs 120€. You will get your NQ points multiplied by 3.

Creating Loyalty rules

Creating Loyalty rules