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Students learn how to create and configure a loyalty program in
Siebel 8.1 Loyalty, including how to create and support loyalty
point types and manage loyalty tiers. Loyalty promotions provide a
powerful mechanism for handling loyalty accruals and redemptions,
managing membership tiers, and supporting member services. Students
learn how to design, implement, and test promotions. Loyalty
programs typically have a rich partner infrastructure. Students
learn how to register and qualify loyalty partners, define partner
terms, specify partner products, and organize products in
catalogs.
Implementing Siebel 8.1 Loyalty requires configuration to the specific requirements of the host company. Students learn how to configure loyalty-specific features, including member services and lists of values. Students also learn how to optimize Loyalty server components by setting component parameters and system preferences.
Learn To:
Audience:
Required Prerequisites:
Suggested Prerequisites:
Introducing Siebel Loyalty
Creating Loyalty Programs and Points
Creating Loyalty Promotions
Administering Loyalty Partners
Creating Loyalty Programs: Tiers
Setting Up Accruals
Configuring Redemptions
Loyalty Products and Catalogs
Administering Member Services
Configuring Siebel Loyalty
Siebel Loyalty Web Services
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