Campaigns API
Creating and managing discount and points campaigns via the Streaming API
Creating and managing discount and points campaigns via the Streaming API
Step-by-step guide to creating Personalized Offers (coupons) in the legacy engine.
How to create and manage discount campaigns in Loyal Guru: creation flow, configuration fields, and API reference.
How to create automatic promotions (massive discounts) in Company Data in the legacy engine.
All discount types available in Loyal Guru: Percentage Off, Fixed Amount, BOGO, Tiered Quantity, and Combo Price.
Overview of Loyal Guru Discounts: a flexible promotional tool for members, non-members, and segmented audiences.
How discounts work in the new loyalty engine: standalone Discount entity, Coupons, Vouchers, activation modes, and integration scopes.
Coupon and Voucher management: when a coupon is required, universal codes vs. individual vouchers, and delivery mechanics.
Metadata, coupon, voucher, and POS fields in discount campaign list and detail
Documentation for integration teams: reading campaigns from GET and JSON rules.
How legacy coupon-based promotions work: the Coupon entity, Personalized Offers, POS discount application, and limitations vs. the new engine.
Campaign and company-level limits for discounts and points: global monetary cap, per-customer frequency, campaign budget, and per-transaction cap.
How Loyal Guru applies discounts, points, cashback, and cart effects in real time through the cart API.
Hub for integrations: flow, canonical model, and links to GET response and JSON rules
POS and checkout redemption flow for customer vouchers in the legacy engine.
Reference for effect scope on lines (GET /discounts)
Reference for win conditions in discount campaigns (GET /discounts)
Effect types, distribution, limits, and bundle mechanics in GET /discounts
How to preview and apply discounts with the cart API: simulation, real-time cart creation, apply_discounts, and response effects.
How Loyal Guru resolves multiple simultaneous discounts: campaign categories, highest discount, and stackable campaigns. Two-level model: category priority then campaign type.