A company has decided to use Loyalty Management for customer retention, which will lead to increased revenue. Based on market research, the company decided to make the points available for its Loyalty Program Members after the return period of 14 days is over.
What is the best solution to meet the company's business requirements?
To meet the company's business requirements of making points available for Loyalty Program Members after a return period of 14 days, the best solution is to Enable Deferred Points (C). Deferred points are a feature in Salesforce Loyalty Management that allows points to be earned but not immediately available for redemption, typically used to account for return periods or other conditional delays. By enabling deferred points, the company can ensure that points are only made available after the specified return period has passed, aligning with their business strategy and reducing the risk of point redemption for returned products.
A hotel group has finished setting up its Loyalty program and now wants to provide its Loyalty members with live updates about their program membership. They are looking for a solution that lets members view their membership details whenever they want to, and expect that this can be implemented without a need for complex customization.
Using the available product features of Loyalty Management. Which three tasks should an Administrator implement to meet the Hotel group's requirements?
To provide live updates to Loyalty members about their program membership, the following tasks should be implemented:
These steps will ensure that members can view their membership details at their convenience, fostering greater engagement and satisfaction with the hotel group's Loyalty program.
The Loyalty Administrator for Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) insider program defines tier groups- Status Tier Group with a Fixed model and period of one year.
The three tier are defined =Silver (base), Golden (next tier), and Platinum (the highest tier)
Extend Expiration for this tier group is Qualifying Points Reset Date.
A member joins NTO insider in the Silver tier and, after a year of engagement, gets upgraded to the Gold tier on March 16 2023.
Which date would be the new Expiry date or this member after the tier is upgraded to Gold?
The new expiry date for the member after being upgraded to the Gold tier would be March 31, 2024. In Salesforce Loyalty Management, when a member is upgraded to a new tier, the expiry date is set based on the tier's fixed model and period. Since the member was upgraded on March 16, 2023, and the period is one year, the new expiry date aligns with the end of the month following the one-year anniversary of the upgrade, which is March 31, 2024.
Northern Trail Outfitters an online clothing store has recently enabled the Loyalty Program. Which objects count toward data storage capacity?
In Salesforce, objects that count toward data storage capacity include Person Account, Orders, Loyalty Program Members, Transaction Journals (A). These objects are essential components of a Loyalty Program and each record created within these objects occupies space in Salesforce's data storage. Person Accounts and Orders are standard Salesforce objects, while Loyalty Program Members and Transaction Journals are custom objects introduced by the Loyalty Management application, all contributing to the overall data storage usage.
An Administrator needs to analyze the performance of the Loyalty Program.
What Loyalty Analytics permission does a System Administrator need to set up and customize?
To analyze the performance of the Loyalty Program, a System Administrator needs to set up and customize Loyalty Analytics, which requires the Loyalty Analytics User (A) permission. This permission set enables the administrator to access Loyalty Analytics features, configure reports, and customize dashboards to analyze various aspects of the Loyalty Program's performance, such as member engagement, tier progression, redemption rates, and more.
Option B (CLAAnalytics Base Admin), Option C (Data Pipeline User), and Option D (CRM Analytics User) refer to different aspects of Salesforce analytics and data management, which, while potentially relevant in broader contexts, are not specifically tailored to the setup and customization of Loyalty Analytics within Salesforce Loyalty Management.
Salesforce documentation on Loyalty Management and Analytics would provide guidance on leveraging analytics capabilities to gain insights into Loyalty Program performance, guiding data-driven decision-making and program optimization.
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