Configure Order Goals
Order goals help you incentivise customers to make larger orders to earn larger rewards.
A simple example of order goals might look like this, and this can be easily setup within the Dollarback app and displayed to your customers.
If order value > $100 give $10 back
If order value > $200 give $20 back
If order value > $300 give $30 back
We allow you to setup more than just one order goal per store and enable multiple configurations that you can setup for different customer types / tags.
For example - Customers who have spent above 1000$ on your store can be added into a segment and then give a higher reward for bigger orders than normal customers.
Let's walk through the settings and see how we can set this up. The screenshot below shows you how the above example translates into a configuration on the app.
In the cashback type choose "Order Goal"
Set an expiry if you want the cashback to expire automatically.
Choose the type of order goal between fixed / percentage of order value
Then set up the break points and the amount / percentage at each breakpoint.
If you have enabled the Product page and Cart page blocks from the theme customiser, then your customers can see exactly how much they're earning based on their current cart size.
The widget functions in this manner when order goals are configured
If no item is in cart
It will check the current variant's price and see if it is greater than the order goal
If yes - it will show you the store credit reward you'd get for adding that product
if not - it will show you how much more you'd need to add to get the reward
If items are in cart
And no order goal is reached yet - then the widget will show you how much you'd need to add to cart to earn the reward
If an order goal is reached - it will show you how much you're already earning and how much more to add to get the next tier of reward
If no order goal remains - it will show the exact reward in credit you'll be getting for your current cart.
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