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The Admin Panel is the place within Splash where admin users can manage all the Game Actions, Custom Actions, and Game Transactions in the system. 

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Slack glossary at a glance

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Game Actions

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Custom Actions

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Game Transactions

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Challenges

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Game Actions:

Game Actions are activities that are tracked by Splash for the purpose of determining if a user has completed a Challenge or Game Activity. For example, if an organization wanted to setup a Lead Generation Challenge that required users to enter 35 Leads within one week, the Game Action would be the specific "action" of creating a Lead in SugarCRM.

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  1. Click on Admin in the navigation and then select Custom Actions

  2. Once the Custom Actions management screen has loaded click on the "Add custom action" button in the top right hand corner of the screen.

  3. You will need to enter the name, and the action, the point category and the number points they earn each time they compete the action. Finally click the checkbox if you want the action to be active.





    1. Name: This field is for the "Name" of the Custom Action. This field functions as a label in the same way a field in SugarCRM has a "Display Label".

    2. Action: This field is for the database name for the custom action. It functions the same way as the "Field Name" in SugarCRM.

    3. Instance ID: This field will fill in for you automatically and should be the URL of your SugarCRM instance.

    4. Point Category: This fieldis for designating which category the awarded Points belong to. (Note: Point Category is part of a feature that is on the development road map but has not been finished. In the future users will be able to see their points by category and admins will be able to report on this.)

    5. Points: This field is used to set the number of Points awarded to a user when completing this Custom Action.

    6. Is Active: This checkbox designates whether the Custom Action is active or inactive. If the box is checked then the Custom Action will be active and accessible when adding and modifying Challenges

  4. Once you have filled out each of these field click the "Create" button.

  5. Once the Custom Action configuration screen loads you will now have to define the Custom Action condition. A new area will appear below the data you entered. To start the process, click on the "Add New" bottom in the right hand corner of the screen.

  6. You will need to enter the name of the Condition, the Module, the Old Status and then the New Status. An example would be setting the condition to be if a Meeting (module) goes from "Planned" (old status) to "Held" (new status) then the condition is met.

  7. Once the condition is added you have successfully created a Custom Action

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