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  • Task name
  • Task header
  • Task completion message
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  • Task Description
  • Task description tags
  • Collapse Description
  • Task type
  • Task rewards
  • Completion points
  • Referral completion points
  • Points multiplier, % (optional)
  • Dependencies
  • Open after tasks
  • Set as optional
  • Advanced settings
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  1. Tasks

Task settings

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General settings

This section is where you'll set the basic parameters for your task.

Pro tip: Use the task description to highlight the benefits of referring friends, both for the referrer and the new participant. Clearly explain the rewards or incentives they can earn by successfully referring others.

Task name

What it is: This is the reference name for the task. Keep it clear and descriptive for your own records. How to edit: Type your desired name in the field provided.

Task header

What it is: This is the title of the task that participants will see. Make it catchy and informative to grab their attention. How to edit: Type your desired title in the field provided.

Task header tags

These tags can be used within the task header to display information about the reward:

{points}: Displays the number of points.

{icon}: Displays the icon associated with the points in your campaign.

{xp}: Displays the name or label used for points in your campaign.

Task completion message

What it is: This is the message participants will see upon successfully completing the task. Use it to celebrate their achievement and reinforce the value they've brought to your campaign. How to edit: Type your desired message in the field provided.

Task completion message tags

These tags can be used within the task completion message to provide personalized feedback and acknowledge the user's achievement:

  • {points}: Displays the number of points the user earned for completing the task.

  • {icon}: Displays the icon associated with the points in your campaign.

  • {xp}: Displays the name or label used for points in your campaign.

Task failure message

What it is: This is the message participants will see if they don't successfully complete the referral task. How to edit: Type in a message that acknowledges they haven't yet met the requirements. You can offer encouragement or guidance on what they can do to successfully complete the task.

Task Description

What it is: This is where you provide detailed instructions on how to complete the referral task. Be clear, concise, and engaging to motivate participants. How to edit: Click the + Create description and a text field will appear. Enter your description, select the style and the colour of your text, and add links or pictures. Once you're ready, click Save to save your changes. Use the Preview button (top right) to see how your referral task will look to participants.

Task description tags

Tags allow you to personalize your task descriptions and dynamically display information relevant to each user, making the task experience more engaging and tailored.

How to use tags

  1. Insert the tag: Simply type the tag directly into the text editor when creating or editing the task description.

  2. Save your changes: Once you've added the tags, save your changes to the task description.

  3. View the result: When a user views the task, the tags will be dynamically replaced with the corresponding information.

Available tags:

{{ref_name}}: Displays the name of the user who referred the current user to the campaign (if applicable). This can be useful for creating personalized welcome messages or acknowledging referrals.

{{team_name}}: Shows the name of the team the user belongs to. This tag can be used to foster a sense of community and encourage team participation.

{{total_xp}}: Displays the user's total accumulated experience points (XP) within the campaign. This tag can be used to show users their overall progress and motivate them to earn more points.

{{xp_alias}}: Shows the name or label used for XP in your campaign. This allows you to customize the terminology to match your campaign's theme or branding.

{{participants}}: Displays the total number of participants in the campaign. This tag can create a sense of community and encourage friendly competition.

{{evm_address}}: Shows the user's connected EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) compatible wallet address, if available. This can be useful for displaying personalized information related to the user's wallet or blockchain activity.

Make sure all tags are correctly formatted so they are recognized and processed by claimr.

Collapse Description

Collapse Description toggle allows you to control the visibility of your campaign description for potential participants.

  • The toggle is off: The full description will be visible to anyone viewing your campaign.

  • The toggle is on: The description will be condensed, showing only a brief summary. Participants will need to click "Show more" to expand and read the full description.

This is a great way to keep your campaign page looking clean and uncluttered, while still giving interested users the option to learn more about your campaign.

Task type

This section allows you to choose the type of task you want to create for your quest. Each task type has its own unique set of settings and configurations.

  • Social Media: Task designed for social media platforms X (Twitter), Discord, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, LinkedIn, Telegram.

  • Forms: Completing online forms or surveys.

  • Web: Visiting specific web pages or performing actions on websites.

  • Web3: Interacting with blockchain-based applications or wallets.

  • Anti-Bot: Tasks designed to differentiate between human users and bots.

  • User-Generated Content: Creating and submitting content like images, videos, or text.

  • Proof of Work: Completing tasks that require effort or skill.

  • Common: General tasks that don't fit into other categories.

  • API: Tasks integrated with external APIs.

The instructions on how to set up and customize each task type can be found in the corresponding articles. Select the task type you want to learn more about, and you'll be guided through the process step-by-step.

Task rewards

This section is your control center for incentivizing participation and rewarding your users for their actions.

Pro Tip: Balance your reward structure to ensure it's both motivating and sustainable for your campaign. Too few points might not incentivize participation, while too many could deplete your reward pool quickly.

Completion points

What it is: The base number of points (XP) a participant earns for successfully completing the referral task themselves. How to edit: Enter the desired number of points in the field. Consider the overall point structure of your campaign and the effort required for the task.

Referral completion points

What it is: The bonus points (XP) a participant earns for each referral who successfully completes this task. This is your way of rewarding those who bring in active and engaged participants, not just high referral numbers. How to edit: Enter the number of points you want to award per successful referral. This reward should be enticing enough to motivate your users to not only invite friends but also to encourage those friends to actively participate in your campaign.

Points multiplier, % (optional)

What it is: This allows you to increase the points earned for completing the task or referral completion by a specific percentage. For example, you can give users 20% more points than the standard reward. How to edit: Enter the desired multiplier value as a percentage in the field. Use this to create special promotions, highlight certain tasks, or reward specific actions during your campaign.

Dependencies

This section allows you to control the flow of your campaign by specifying which quests unlock after others. Think of it as creating a strategic path for your users to follow.

Open after tasks

  • What It Is: This setting lets you choose which other tasks within your campaign a user must complete before they can unlock and participate in this referral task.

  • How to activate: Select the task(s) that must be completed before users can access this referral task. You can choose multiple tasks if needed.

Set as optional

What it is: This toggle determines whether the dependent tasks are mandatory or optional for completing the current task.

  • Toggle on: Completing the dependent tasks is optional.

  • Toggle off: Completing the dependent tasks is mandatory.

Advanced settings

This section provides additional options for customizing your referral task.

Meta

What it is: This field allows you to add metadata to your referral task, such as internal notes, tracking information, or any other relevant details that aren't visible to participants. How to edit: Click inside the text box and enter any necessary information. This is solely for your reference and won't be shown to participants.

Save and preview

After you've configured all sections of your task, click Save Changes to apply your changes. If you don't want to save your changes, click Close.

To see how your task will appear to users, click Preview. This will open a new tab showcasing three different views: desktop, tablet, and mobile. You can toggle between these views to ensure your task looks and functions seamlessly across all devices.

Task General section
Task header and task completion tags
Task description section
Task type section
Task rewards section
Task dependencies section
Advanced settings
Preview mode