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GamiPress

GamiPress is gamification only, exactly like myCred. It never holds cashback — cashback lives in its own ledger, in real money.

If you already use GamiPress, this gives it cashback events to react to. If you use neither, you do not need one.

How it works

Cashback Tracker declares its events as GamiPress activity triggers. GamiPress does everything after that: matching the member, counting the trigger, logging it, and awarding whatever you configured.

Nothing is awarded until you build something. Installing both plugins changes nothing on its own — the triggers simply appear in GamiPress's list, waiting for you to use them.

The triggers

Trigger
Fires when

Cashback order tracked

An order arrives for a member

Cashback order approved

The network confirms it

Cashback order declined

The network rejects it

Payout requested

A member asks to be paid

Payout paid

You mark it paid

Referred a friend

A referral is attached

Earned a referral bonus

A referral pays out

They appear wherever GamiPress lists activity triggers — achievement steps, rank requirements and points awards.

Building something with them

A first-purchase badge. New achievement, one step: Cashback order approved, one time.

A loyalty rank. Rank requirement: Cashback order approved, ten times.

A referral achievement. Step: Earned a referral bonus — which fires when a referral actually pays, not merely when someone signs up.

Points for buying. Points award on Cashback order approved.

Prefer approved over tracked anywhere the reward has value. A tracked order can be declined a week later, and GamiPress will not take a badge back.

What to reward

Cashback already rewards spending, so gamification is better aimed at the things cashback cannot reach:

  • coming back — a streak of approved orders across several months

  • writing reviews

  • referring people who actually buy

  • completing a profile, or adding a payout method before it is needed

Keep the wording distinct

Points and cashback both look like a balance to a member. Name them differently — £42.10 cashback and 340 points — and never call both "your balance".

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