In the module list, click Multi Challenge under the "Mission Challenges" category

Note: to identify each participant, Multi Challenge and every mission promo linked to it must use the same login method.

We currently offer four styles to choose from.

If you want a description field and a button, we recommend
(1) Vertical Card or (2) Horizontal Card. If you prefer a clean, minimal look, we recommend (3) Image Only. And if you have a specific visual layout in mind — like a "level map" — we strongly recommend (4) Custom Style, which lets your level markers blend seamlessly with your background map with much more flexibility.

Notes:

Don't worry — after picking a style, you can still switch to a different one later in the editor.

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You can create a new promo directly from Multi Challenge, or link one you've already built in the dashboard (it must use the same login method).
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Click the level card you want to edit to see 6 configurable settings

You can design separate images for "level incomplete" and "level complete" states

Recommended size: 600×600px (minimum), 1:1 ratio, under 3MB, PNG/JPG/JPEG supported.

Once set, you can choose whether to apply that visual to every level. If unchecked, you can set a different icon for each level's mission.

Turn on "Show Description" to reveal a description field below.

Note: the description field has a 250-character limit
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Once a level's description is turned on, participants who click that level's card will see a dialog first, with a button inside linking to the mission.
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​*Note: the "Go to Mission" button text is a fixed system string and currently can't be edited.
You can, however, change its color (go to [Promo Pages] -> [Theme Color] -> Button Color in the left panel)

The level target is the number of times you want a participant to complete the linked mission promo

For example:

If the linked mission is a Survey, setting the target to 1 means completing the survey once

If the linked mission is Check-In, setting the target to 5 means accumulating 5 check-ins

If the linked mission is Purchase Reward, setting the target to 3 means registering 3 eligible receipts (remember to set the receipt verification mode to "Verify after entry" or "Real-time verification")

Q&A (1) and Memory Game (2) each have their own definition of "success"

[Count past mission entries]

If you want a participant's mission entries from before they claimed the challenge card to count, turn this on.

If you only want entries made after claiming the challenge card to count, leave this off.

Link a level card to whatever URL you want to direct users to — or, if your promo URL is embedded in an on-site QR code, you can set the click behavior to open the camera. If nothing special is set, it defaults to the linked mission's promo page. It also supports opening in a new page, so users can tap back to return to the Multi Challenge page.

Custom click-through link — use case:

Say you've embedded the mission promo as a widget on a specific page of your website — you can set that page's URL as the custom link. This way, when a participant tries to complete the mission, they're directed to your custom URL first, and the level only counts as cleared once they complete the mission module found on that page.

(Remember to actually place the real mission entry point on your custom-link page! Otherwise customers won't be able to find it.)

Click this to jump straight to that level's mission promo in the editor

You can swap in a different promo using the same module — for example, a Check-In level can be swapped for a different Check-In promo.

You can still swap a level's mission after the promo is live (you'll need to pause Multi Challenge to do so), and swapping doesn't reset a participant's progress on that level. So if a level requires 5 completions and a participant had already reached 3 before you swapped the mission, they'll only need 2 more completions on the new mission.

If you chose (4) Custom Style in Step 3, level setup and display become far more flexible. Clicking a level marker in the editor gives you the usual info fields, plus these extra options specific to Custom Style:

Unlike the fixed layouts of the other card styles, Custom Style lets you:

You'll find the corresponding settings under [Promo Settings] in the right-hand panel of the editor

By default, the system combines text with a built-in background. If you like this look, you can simply adjust the background color scheme and the text (click the text block to edit it).

You can also design a background image that matches your theme, and use a text block to add your promo title on top of it.

Recommended image size:

Desktop & tablet: 2880 x 1200px; Mobile: 590 x 400px

Supported formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF. Max file size: 3MB

If you've already prepared a single main visual, you can clear the text block and switch the main visual's display mode to [Image]

Recommended image size: Desktop & tablet: 2880 x 1200px; Mobile: 590 x 400px

Supported formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF. Max file size: 3MB

The default style lets you adjust the text color and button background color — or you can switch to [Custom Style] and upload your own button image

Recommended button size: 480 x 112px. Supported formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG. Max file size: 3MB

Once turned on, clicking this button lets participants view the full prize list for both the "main Multi Challenge promo" and "every linked sub-mission" in a single window.

Recommended button size: 480 x 112px. Supported formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG. Max file size: 3MB
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For (1) Vertical Card or (2) Horizontal Card style, you can choose whether to turn off the button

If you need to explain the game rules, use the mission description text block — you can enter plain text or upload an image.

Keep it short and clear so it doesn't take up too much space on the page.

If you don't need it, you can turn it off and the system will hide this block.

Level layout options vary depending on the card style you chose

Style 1: Vertical Card

Up to 4 per row on desktop & tablet, up to 3 per row on mobile

Style 2: Horizontal Card

Up to 2 per row on desktop & tablet, always 1 per row on mobile

Style 3: Image Only

Up to 6 per row on desktop, tablet, and mobile

(1) Main visual and background settings

When using Custom Style, the level background is the core of your design.

​(2) Level layout: free mode

In Custom Style, the usual "N per row" limits go away.

Shows a de-duplicated list of participants and how many levels each has completed.
The Participant List also shows summary stats above it, including:

Shows every successful level-clear entry for every participant — if a participant cleared 5 levels, you'll see 5 entries here for them.