After customers start using promotions, marketing managers can track the usage of
promotions among customers. Marketing managers can track customers' promotion usage only when the
company uses the Transaction Journal Execution API to update customers' promotion reward details
in Salesforce.
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Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited,
and Developer Editions with Loyalty Management
Monitor Promotion Usage
Promotion party usage records associate customers with the promotion that they’ve used.
Marketing managers can review promotion party usage records to track:
Number of orders for which a customer has used a promotion.
Number of vouchers that a promotion has issued to a customer.
Number of points that a promotion has credited to a customer.
Number of times a customer has used a promotion.
Monitor Promotion Discounts
There are a few ways in which marketing managers can monitor the discounts that promotions
provide customers.
Scenario
How Discount is Tracked
A promotion has provided a customer a single discount
The discount amount is stored in the transaction journal that the Transaction Journal
Execution API has created for the customer's order.
A promotion has provided a customer multiple discounts
The first discount amount is stored in the transaction journal created by the
Transaction Journal Execution API for the customer's order. The subsequent discounts are
stored in promotion party usage detail records. Promotion party usage detail records are
associated with the promotion that has provided the discount and the transaction
journal.
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