easyPoints data is usually stored in:
The easyPoints data base
easyPoints customer metafield
but the metafield is a json format with all the point related information, and is hard to directly use in places outside of easyPoints.
However we offer a function to separate this information and define it as a single metafield.
Components that can be defined
The following metafields can be defined.
Contained information | name space.key | type |
Point balance | loyalty.balance | integer |
Expiration date | loyalty.expires_at | date and time |
Birthday | loyalty.birthday | date |
Current tier's uid | loyalty.tier_uid | single line text |
Advancement tier uid (the next tier customers will aim for) | loyalty.tier_advancement_uid | single line text |
Amount required for tier maintenance (0 when reached) | loyalty.tier_maintenance_spend | integer |
Amount required to rank up (0 when the highest tier is acheived) | loyalty.tier_advancement_spend | integer |
If next tier rollover is skipped | loyalty.skip_next_tier_check | boolean |
Amount of customers referred by the customer | loyalty.easypoints_referral_count | integer |
Reset date for the login reward | loyalty.next_login_reward | date and time |
Defining the metafields
First open the "Custom data" settings in your Shopify admin, and click on "Customers".
Click on the "View unstructured metafields" button.
You can define the metafields by clicking "Add definition" for each field.
When defining, you will set a name, type, and others such as description and min/max values if need.
Once defined you can check each customer's value in the metafield section of each customer page in Shopify. If the goal is to display the information, you can also use the admin app block feature, but the metafields are also available in integration with third party apps and customer exports through Shopify, so please select with function suits your needs the most.