Displaying your store offers via a visual reward bar is a great way to let the customer track how close they are to getting a reward, promoting them to spend more to receive your store's ongoing discounts and offers.
This is the second of the three documents describing the Rewards Module settings.
Please follow the links below to learn more about this module:
Rewards settings
Tiers
Currently you can set up up to 3 reward tiers in the UpCart rewards bar.
By default, only one tier is displayed at first, but you can add more by clicking the Add New Rewards Tier button to add Tiers 2 and 3.
Click the Show Reward Icon toggle on your single-tier reward bar if you want to show or hide the icon of the selected reward. Reward icons will also show automatically when there are multiple reward tiers selected.
Reward Types
This dropdown allows you to tell UpCart what type of reward you want offered.
Reminder: UpCart does not provide discounts or the free shipping for your store, you will need to set them up in your Shopify Admin.
The possible options are the following:
Shipping
The rewards bar will show a truck icon
In order to provide a free shipping reward you'll need to adjust your shipping rates in Shopify to make sure they match what the reward bar is advertising.
Discount
The rewards bar will show a discount tag icon
You'll want to create an Automatic Discount in Shopify that has a minimum requirement which matches the reward's minimum amount in UpCart.
Advanced Discount Reward Settings
Advanced Discount Reward Settings
Discount reward type comes with its own advanced setting that allows you to make a manual discount code apply automatically when the reward tier is reached. Currently, this replaces any other manual discount code that was applied previously. Once the discount is applied, it is treated as a standard manual discount code and will not be removed if the minimum amount is no longer reached.
Product
The rewards bar will show a gift box icon
Recommended Method
You'll want to create a free version of the product in your Shopify Admin, then use that as the reward product in UpCart.
To create a free version of your product, duplicate the product in your store and set its current price to 0. We also recommend adding the word "Free" to the product title so you can easily differentiate it from the original.
Alternative Method
Alternatively, you can create an Automatic Discount to apply a 100% discount on the reward product.
Although it helps with inventory tracking, this may result in the discount being overridden in certain scenarios due to Shopify's Discounting Limitations.
PLEASE NOTE: You can add up to three product to be added per product reward tier. This will add all three products to the cart when the tier is met. UpCart currently does not have a feature that allows the customer to choose one of the three products, meaning it is not possible offer customers an option for their free gift yet.
Reward Description
Here you can give your reward a custom title that is displayed right below the reward icon in the cart drawer.
Minimum amount
This field only shows if you have the Reward Basis setting set to "Cart Total".
The number you insert in this field will determine how much money needs to be spent to get the reward. It also refers to the minimum reward value in your store's main currency only. If you are looking to set up alternative values for other markets, this can be done in the Advanced Settings of the rewards module.
Item Count
This field only shows if you have the Reward Basis setting set to "Item Count".
The number you insert in this field will determine how many items need to be in the cart to get the reward.
Text Before Achieving
This is the text that will be shown to the customer before they achieve the reward in this tier above the rewards bar.
You can style the text by highlighting the pieces of text that you want to change, and then using the buttons above the text field to change things like bolding, italics, underlines, and text color.
Type in the variable {AMOUNT} to insert a dynamic piece of text that indicates how close the customer is to achieving the reward whether it's how many items are left, or exactly how much more they have to spend.