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  • Quest Grouping
  • Quest States
  • Types of Quests
  • 1. Social Engagement
  • 2. Q&As Engagement
  • 3. Physical Mobilization
  • 4. User Spending
  • 5. Referral System
  • 6. Digital Tasks
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Quest Configuration

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Last updated 11 months ago

The Quest Management System within the Evolv platform is designed to facilitate the creation, management, and execution of diverse quests that drive user engagement and participation. This system is vertically scalable, allowing brands to add an unlimited number of quests tailored to specific events and engagement goals.

Quest Grouping

  1. Pre-Event Quests: These quests are designed to be completed before the event starts to help build anticipation and maximize live participation. Deadlines for these quests are automatically set at the start of the event.

  2. During-Event Quests: These quests occur during the event itself designed to engage and mobilize during the event. Deadlines for these quests are set for at the end of the event. Note: Deadlines for these quests automatically adjust if the event date changes, providing flexibility and ensuring relevancy.

  3. Daily and Post-Event Quests: Scheduled for future implementation, these quests will extend engagement beyond the event, keeping users involved and interacting with the brand.

Quest States

  1. Draft State: Quests in this state can be edited freely or deleted if necessary. This flexibility allows for thorough planning and testing before public deployment.

  2. Live State: Once quests are made live, they become immutable. This means they cannot be edited or deleted, only archived, ensuring the integrity and consistency of live user engagements.

Types of Quests

1. Social Engagement

Quests involve social media actions such as follows, likes, mentions, tags, and posts, leveraging social platforms to enhance brand visibility and user interaction.

  • Twitter: Configuration options include tweet text, hashtags, and image settings for simplified posting.

  • Instagram/Spotify: Clients set up a URL that opens in a popup, rewarding users after a minimum interaction time or for actions like follows or likes

2. Q&As Engagement

Includes polls, quizzes, and surveys to engage users intellectually and gather valuable feedback or data.

Brand must specify details such as the name, description, task type, points awarded, terms and conditions, retries allowed, and the time interval between retries.

3. Physical Mobilization

Encourages physical participation through attendance validation, scavenger hunts, often facilitated by downloadable QR codes or NFC links for onsite validation.

Brands provide the name, description, and instructions for the task, along with points awarded for successful QR scans

4. User Spending

This quests involves users making purchases at designated booths or with partners. Brand detail the spending requirements, and points are awarded post-purchase, confirmed by ground staff scanning a user’s QR code or payment API to verify sales.

5. Referral System

Brand configure a referral system where users invite other users via email, whatsapp or telegram. Points are awarded for successful referrals, with verification handled in the backend. Each referral also benefits the referrer, enhancing user engagement.

6. Digital Tasks

Focuses on online activities like link diversion, clicks, and online sales, which can be integrated through available APIs to track and reward online user actions.