Imagine turning a whole set of interactive activities into a series of task challenges — that's exactly what Multi Challenge lets you do: freely edit, add, and combine the list of interactions you want your audience to complete.

1. Lantern Festival promo

A daily lantern-riddle promo, using Multi Challenge to link together 5 Q&A Classroom instances

Use the Multi Challenge task card as your main promotional URL — once the day arrives, that day's lantern-riddle promo link becomes available from the task card

2. Product mastery checklist (using a kitchen appliance as an example)

Photo upload: unboxing photos, photos of the main unit and accessories laid out

Quiz: understand correct usage and improper operations to avoid

Creative frame: share your creative recipe

3. Double 11 sales period — deal-hunting playbook

Check-in module: check in on-site 7 times cumulatively to unlock a special discount

Order draw: claim your order reward

Photo upload: share your purchase for a grand prize draw

4. In-person booth events

You can set up an interactive task tailored to each booth's theme, have the organizer combine them into a single Multi Challenge card, and unlock rewards based on how many tasks a visitor completes.

Each task's associated promo can run independently, with its own independent reward.

But when you also set it up as one task within a Multi Challenge module, you can design an extra bonus reward to encourage consumers to participate more.

Take the Lantern Festival riddle promo as an example:

You can configure the reward for each day's riddle promo through that Q&A module itself — for example, answering correctly unlocks one play of poke-and-win. At the same time, you can also set up the Multi Challenge module so that anyone who successfully completes 5 days of tasks can claim a "pick your own gift" entry on the Multi Challenge page.

When a consumer opens a Multi Challenge task card, they can see at a glance every task you've prepared for them, along with the reward for completing it. They can choose which task to start with and move at their own pace.

Multi Challenge can bundle several promos onto a single page, like a bunch of bananas that all go out together. If you're designing an in-person event with multiple booths, this also saves on staffing and printed materials — a single QR code can lead directly to every booth's individual activity.