Game mechanics, such as using badges, are a great way to get your users involved in your
Experience Cloud site. However, assigning badges manually can be time consuming. Instead, use the
Missions feature to assign members badges automatically. Community managers have their say in what
action earns a badge and when it can be awarded, and then Missions takes care of the rest. And
members can see which badges they haven’t yet earned, inspiring action.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Professional, Unlimited, and
Developer editions.
Community managers create missions and choose the badge, the action, and the threshold. For
example, a mission could assign the Nice Work badge when a member answers 10 questions. Actions
you can choose from include writing a post or comment, receiving a like, and more. Members can
earn each mission badge once.
Note Badges can only be assigned to users and by users who have Chatter enabled.
Create a Mission Create a mission, choosing an action, threshold, and badge, to automatically give badges to your members.
Display Unearned Mission Badges Inspire members to participate more in your Experience Cloud site by showing them the badges they can earn. You can display the unearned badges in the member’s recognition badges list.
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