In Loyalty Management orgs, administrators cannot rename object labels or translate standard fields for Loyalty Program [LoyaltyProgram], Loyalty Program Member [LoyaltyProgramMember], Loyalty Member Currency [LoyaltyMemberCurrency], and Loyalty Member Tier [LoyaltyMemberTier]. These objects do not appear in Setup > Rename Tabs and Labels, and their standard fields are not available in the Translation Workbench. No error message is displayed; the entries are simply absent from the picklists.
Root cause: These are non-customizable managed entities provided by the Loyalty Management package. Their standard labels are not exposed to the Rename Tabs and Labels or Translation Workbench tools. This is expected platform behavior and is not resolved by additional permission set assignment. The restriction applies to all profiles, including System Administrator, and is consistent across Production and Sandbox orgs.
Related Known Issue: KI-44253 — "[Loyalty Management] Some labels do not have translation available for Polish language in Salesforce."
Affected configuration:
Follow these steps to confirm the limitation and apply the supported workarounds for localized terminology.
Note on Known Issue KI-44253: Translation gaps for Polish and other languages on Loyalty Management labels are tracked as a product known issue. To request prioritization, file an Idea on the Salesforce IdeaExchange.
Confirm the workaround: Navigate to a Loyalty Program record page as an end user with the target language set on their User record and verify that custom label overrides and custom field labels render in the translated language.
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