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Achievement Center Setup Guide

The Achievement Center is a modular points-based incentive system. It issues points through the various promos you run on the Feversocial platform (Q&A, lucky draw games, Purchase Reward, and more), guiding participants to keep earning points and climb through different "achievement levels" — building your own brand VIP membership program.


Phase 1: Turn on the Achievement Center

  1. Open the Achievement Center: Log in to the dashboard and click "Achievement Center."

  2. Set the basic info:

    • Plan name: Name your achievement system (e.g. "Q4 Promo").

    • Login method: Choose the login method participants will use to accumulate achievements (e.g. LINE or an enterprise login).

    • Target type: Choose which points pool to link.

  3. Finish creating it: Click "Create Achievement Plan" to go to the detailed setup page.


Phase 2: Set up your levels and targets

You can customize different level thresholds to motivate users toward the next tier.

  1. Manage levels: In the "Target Settings" tab, you'll see the default levels.


  2. Edit / add a level:

    • Click the edit icon (pencil) to modify an existing level.

    • Level name: e.g. "Explorer," "Elite," "Legend."

    • Points threshold: The cumulative points needed to reach that level.

    • Level icon: Upload a badge or icon representing the level (100x100px recommended; JPG/PNG/GIF supported).

  3. Save your settings: Click Confirm when you're done.


Phase 3: Set up your achievement page

Decide what participants see on the front-end achievement progress page, split into per-level settings and settings shared across all levels.

Per-level settings

  1. Level visual: Switch between "Default" or "Custom" style.

  2. Progress bar and text: Customize the text color, background color, or upload your own branded background image (supports separate sizes for desktop/tablet and mobile).

  3. Missions area:

    • Promo bar: Set how the promo message displays (e.g. changing the text based on the level).

    • Custom link: Place a link here to an active promo, to guide users to join and earn more points.

  4. Level description: Turn on this field to explain the points rules for each level to users — for example, if each level has its own points-redemption area, you can add a link to that level's redemption page here.

Settings shared across all levels

  1. Main visual: Upload the brand banner shown at the top of the page.

  2. Page background: Set the background color or image for the whole page.

  3. Achievement plan description: Add extra info at the bottom of the page, such as the full plan's terms and notices.


Phase 4: Activate and publish

  1. Plan settings: In the "Achievement Plan Settings" tab, switch the status to "Active."

  2. Get your links: In the "Achievement Page" tab, click "Get Link" in the top right, and the system provides both a "test link" and a "live link."

    • Test link: Before going live, always use the test link to check that the front-end displays correctly.

  3. Put it to work: Add the link to your website, LINE Official Account, or a Feversocial promo page, and let users start earning achievements!


How do I restrict a promo to a specific level?

After setting up each level's content, go to that promo's "Entry Eligibility" and configure the following:

  1. Choose the same login method used by the Achievement Center.

  2. Turn on "Restrict by Achievement Plan & Level."

  3. Select the target achievement plan and the eligible level(s).


Asset list and dimensions, all in one place!

Asset

Recommended size

Level icon

100(w)x100(h)px
Supported formats: .gif .png .jpg
Max file size: 3MB

Custom level visual

- Desktop & tablet: 1280(w)x610(h)px

- Mobile: 600(w)x285(h)px
If you'd like more creative freedom, just match the width
Supported formats: .png .jpg
Max file size: 3MB

Custom progress indicator

40(w)x40(h)px
Supported formats: .gif .png .jpg
Max file size: 3MB

Custom main visual

The main visual's visible area shifts with screen width, so avoid placing important content near the edges

- Desktop & tablet: 1280(w)x610(h)px

- Mobile: 600(w)x285(h)px
If you'd like more creative freedom, just match the width
Supported formats: .png .jpg
Max file size: 3MB

Custom background

- Desktop & tablet: 2400(w)x1600(h)px

- Mobile: 800(w)x1422(h)px
Supported formats: .gif .png .jpg
Max file size: 3MB

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