FAQ: Gamification
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Make sure you check the language settings in Label - Brand - Settings and check if the desired language is among the allowed languages for the widget
The default order is the following:
1st priority - items that the user can buy (has enough points and eligible to buy from the conditions settings)
2nd priority - items ordered by "priority" value
3rd priority - items ordered by price, from high to low
The order of items can be changed according to your vision, please contact your Customer Success Manager for more details.
Deep links are a way to navigate users to specific screens within the gamification widget or to screens specific to integrated products. They can be used across various channels such as popups, push messages, inbox messages, SMS, mail templates, and more.
Built-in deep links usually start with the "gf" prefix and are related to the gamification widget's functionality. Product-specific deep links may have any name and lead users to specific screens in integrated products.
Deep links provide a unified way to lead users to specific screens, regardless of the channel used. They simplify operational work, especially when multiple brands use the system, and they can help you migrate to a new domain.
Deep links can be executed from various places in the Smartico system, including popups, push messages, inbox messages, SMS, mail templates, and more. You can also navigate directly to your site with specific parameters in the URL. Check "Deep links" article for more details
The "standalone" parameter is useful when you want to provide users with a seamless experience focused solely on the content of a specific screen. The "hide_main" parameter is useful when you want to highlight a particular feature or functionality within the gamification widget.
Certain games may not appear in the system under "game name" for missions, tournaments, segments, and other activities if they have not been played yet by a user on your label. To resolve this issue, follow these steps:
Make Bets: Ensure that bets are made on the games in question. This action registers the game in the database.
Verify Game Appearance: After placing the bets, check if the games appear in the system.
Further Action if Necessary: If the games still do not appear, provide the Smartico profile link of the user who made the bets for further investigation.
Additional Help:
If you continue to experience issues, please contact support with:
The specific games involved
Confirmation that bets were placed
The Smartico profile link of the user who made the bets
There are two main reasons why a recurring mission might not be visible:
Recurring missions have a section called "Who can see and progress in mission", where you can specify different criteria the user should meet to see and progress in the mission.
If you don't meet the specified criteria, you won't see the mission.
Recurring missions work on a schedule. They can run daily, on certain days of the week, or on specific days of the month.
Please note that the schedule will execute as per the configuration, and if the scheduled time for today has already past it will exclude the current day and will start on the next scheduled time
For example, if a mission is created today at 12:00, May 24th (Friday), and configured to run every Friday at 11:00, the first execution of the mission will be on May 31st at 11:00.
If you continue to experience issues with your recurring mission visibility, please contact support with detailed information, including:
The specific criteria set for mission visibility
The schedule configuration of the mission
Any relevant screenshots or logs
By understanding these factors, you can ensure that your recurring missions are visible and executed as intended.
