Explanation: To enable agents to view Loyalty Program Member information on a Case record in Service Cloud, the IT Administrator should On the Case Page Layout, add the 'View Member Profile' component and select the required Related Lists from Loyalty Program Member (B). This component allows for the display of relevant Loyalty Program Member information directly within the context of a Case record, enhancing the service agent's ability to access pertinent loyalty information while managing customer cases.

Explanation: The most efficient way to automatically reset qualifying points for highvolume Loyalty Programs is to use the out-of-the-box ‘Reset Qualifying Points’ data processing engine and trigger its execution using, for instance, a Schedule-Triggered Flow. This method leverages Salesforce's built-in capabilities to manage the reset process without the need for custom code. The data processing engine is designed to handle large volumes of data efficiently, ensuring that the points reset process is completed accurately and timely across all relevant member accounts.

Explanation: To provide Cloud Kicks' customer base, who are heavy mobile users, with access to member program information, the consultant should Enable Experience Cloud and customize the Loyalty Member Portal (A). Experience Cloud (formerly known as Community Cloud) allows for the creation of branded, mobile-responsive portals that can be customized to meet specific business needs, including providing loyalty program members with access to their program information, account status, rewards, and more. This approach leverages existing Salesforce capabilities and does not require the development of a new mobile app, making it a cost-effective and efficient solution.

Explanation: In the context of Salesforce Loyalty Management, when setting up transactions and points accrual for a customer purchasing a ticket in an airline loyalty program, the appropriate automations are Evaluation Flow and Schedule-Triggered Flow. Evaluation Flow: This automation can be set up to evaluate transactions as they occur, applying loyalty program rules to determine if the transaction qualifies for point accrual and, if so, how many points should be awarded. This is crucial for real-time processing and immediate feedback to loyalty program members.
Schedule-Triggered Flow: This type of automation is used to evaluate transactions on a scheduled basis, which can be daily, weekly, or any other predefined schedule. It is useful for batch processing transactions, such as nightly batch jobs that process all transactions from the day and apply loyalty points accordingly. The use of Autolaunched Flow (No Trigger) and Screen Flow would not be as appropriate in this scenario. Autolaunched Flows without a trigger require manual initiation or a programmatic event, which might not be efficient for real-time transaction processing. Screen Flows are interactive and require user input, which is not suitable for automated transaction and points accrual processing.

Explanation: The new expiry date for the member after being upgraded to the Gold tier would be March 31, 2024. In Salesforce Loyalty Management, when a member is upgraded to a new tier, the expiry date is set based on the tier's fixed model and period. Since the member was upgraded on March 16, 2023, and the period is one year, the new expiry date aligns with the end of the month following the one-year anniversary of the upgrade, which is March 31, 2024.

Explanation: To create urgency for Loyalty program members to return and redeem their points within a specified period, where the entire points balance expires if a member's last activity reaches 18 months, the Loyalty Consultant should:
Set up a Non-Qualifying Points currency, apply the expiration model 'Activity Model' (C): This setup allows for the expiration of Non-Qualifying Points based on member activity, specifically if there is no purchase or points redemption activity within an 18-month period. The Activity Model is used to track the last activity date and trigger expiration based on this inactivity period. Setting up a Non-Qualifying Points currency with a 'Fixed Model' expiration (option A), a Qualifying Points currency with either 'Activity Model' (option B) or 'Fixed Model' expiration (option D), would not meet the retailer's requirement for creating urgency based on the last activity.
Salesforce documentation on Loyalty Management would provide guidance on configuring expiration models for loyalty currencies, ensuring that program objectives, such as encouraging regular member engagement, are achieved.

Explanation: To troubleshoot and correct the issue of a Loyalty member missing benefits despite achieving Gold tier status, the Administrator should first confirm that the member is assigned to the correct tier and that the tier includes the expected benefits. This involves checking the member's tier assignment within the Loyalty Program to ensure it reflects their Gold status and reviewing the associated tier benefits to confirm they are correctly configured and active. This step is crucial in identifying any discrepancies or issues in tier assignment or benefit configuration that may be causing the member to miss out on their entitled benefits.

Explanation: When adding a program partner in Salesforce Loyalty Management, the required fields include:
Name, Program, Program Partnership Category, Type, Billing Type (B): This combination of fields ensures that a program partner is properly defined and categorized within the Loyalty Management system.
Options A, C, and D include fields like "Partnership Start Data," "Industry," and "Status," which, while important, are not the core required fields for initially setting up a program partner in Salesforce Loyalty Management.
Salesforce Loyalty Management documentation provides comprehensive details on setting up program partners, including the required fields and best practices for managing partnerships to enhance member engagement and program value.