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The Redeem Transaction History offers a dedicated view of how customers are utilizing their loyalty points. Monitoring this data is essential for understanding reward popularity, tracking liability reduction, and auditing point "burn" rates across your user base.

Accessing the Redemption Log

  1. Navigate to History - From the main dashboard, select the Transaction History tab. Ensure you are viewing the redemption data stream to see a list of all point deductions.
Access Redemption History
Figure 1: Access Redemption History

Use the search and filter tools to audit specific transactions or analyze redemption trends over time.

  1. Search by Entity Enter a User Name, Mobile Number, or Transaction ID to locate specific redemption events. This is particularly useful for investigating customer inquiries regarding missing points or claimed rewards.
Search Redemptions
Figure 2: Search Redemptions

  1. Filter by Status - Refine the list by transaction Status. In the context of redemptions, this helps identify:
    • SUCCESS: Points successfully deducted for a reward.
    • REVERSED: Points returned to the user (e.g., after a cancelled order).
    • FAILED: Attempted redemptions that did not process.
Filter by Status
Figure 3: Filter by Status

  1. Filter by Date Range Select a Date Range to view redemptions within a specific period. This is critical for measuring the impact of seasonal sales or limited-time reward campaigns.
Select Date Range
Figure 4: Select Date Range

Viewing Transaction Details

To understand the specifics of a redemption, click the arrow icon (chevron) next to the transaction row.

View Redemption Details
Figure 5: View Redemption Details

Key Data Points:

  • User Name: The customer who redeemed the points.
  • Activity Type: The specific action (e.g., Order Discount, Voucher Claim).
  • Points Redeemed: The total points deducted from the user's balance.
  • Order Amount: The total value of the associated order (if the redemption was a cart discount).
  • Status: The final state of the transaction (e.g., SUCCESS).