Reduce Storage with Just-in-Time Member Currency Record Creation
Create loyalty member currency records when members first earn points, not automatically
at enrollment. If you turn on negative point balances, Loyalty Management creates records on the
first debit if a member currency record doesn’t exist. These changes reduce the number of unused
records stored in your org.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited,
and Developer Editions with Loyalty Management
User Permissions Needed
To turn on on-demand member currency record creation:
Loyalty Management permission set
Loyalty Management doesn't create these loyalty member currency records until a member
completes their first points transaction. Before you turn on this setting, update your
customizations—such as Apex triggers, Flows, and analytics queries—that reference
these records to include null checks.
From Setup, use the Quick Find box to find and select Loyalty Management
Settings.
Turn on the On-Demand Member Currency Creation setting.
Note Loyalty Management doesn't automatically delete a loyalty member currency record when
its balance reaches 0.
If you turn off the setting, Loyalty Management doesn't retroactively create currency records
for members who enrolled while the setting was on and haven't completed a points transaction.
Before you credit or debit points for these members, manually create their loyalty member
currency records.
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