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Unapprove or Archive Offer

  • May 23, 2024
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#Offer Decisioning

 

When an offer is archived or 'unapproved' (moved to Draft state), why does it continue to show under the Offer Collection in the Decision Scope? Shouldn't the Offer Collection within Decision Scope only show the offers that are Approved? Is this a bug?

 

@satheeskannak 

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Best answer by Anuhya-Y

Thanks both for your responses.

 

So @anuhya-y - are you saying that even though the offer shows up in the Decision Scope, it will actually not be considered during evaluation and not be displayed to the user? 

 

Second question - will I have to deliberately reduce the number of Offers in the Placement settings as well? Meaning, if I have a total of 4 offers; and I add the same Collection Qualifier to all 4, in the Decision Scope all 4 Offers will display. Then, if I change 2 Offers to Draft mode (and keep the Collection Qualifiers unchanged), the Decision Scope will still show all 4 Offers. But in the Placement, will I have to change the Request Setting from 4 to 2 or can I remain as 4? Here's the screenshot for the setting I am talking about.  


@rntrp  for the first question: yes, that is the correct understanding

For the second question:  no need to change the request offer count from placement.

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rntrpAuthor
Level 3
May 23, 2024

To add, to exclude the archived or draft offers from the decision scope, I had to manually remove the Collection Qualifier. I feel like the Decision Scope should not take into consideration Archived or Draft offers, even if they have the appropriate Collection Qualifiers. Thoughts?

SatheeskannaK
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May 24, 2024

@rntrp I see the same behavior. I wish before the offer status changes from approve to archive or draft status, it should warn that the offer has already been used on the decision scope.

Thanks, Sathees