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Limits Framework in Loyalty Management
To handle high-volume, concurrent events, Loyalty Management provides a framework for enforcing limits on points and vouchers.
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To handle high-volume, concurrent events, Loyalty Management provides a framework for enforcing limits on points and vouchers.
| Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
| Available in: Orgs that have the B2C - Loyalty, B2C - Loyalty Plus, B2B - Loyalty, Loyalty Management - Growth, or Loyalty Management - Advanced license enabled |
Loyalty Management uses the limit framework when you set promotion-level limits on points and vouchers for:
Loyalty Management uses these objects to store the limits:
Every 30 minutes, the framework updates point and voucher limit usage records with actual usage.
The framework enforces the limits when you use the Transaction Journal Execution API.
Customer-level limits aren't enforced by the framework. Enforce them by using the Eligible Promotions List (POST) API

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