Rounding-Off System  #

This system is built to manage decimal point situations. 

When customers make purchases, they earn points based on how much they’ve spent. Many times the total points earned isn’t a whole number. For example, if your rule is ₹1 = 1.5 points, and a customer spends ₹399, they would earn 598.5 points.

To decide how to handle the decimal (0.5 in this case), you can choose one of the following rounding rules:

Floor Rounding or Round Down
#

The given option always rounds the points down to the nearest whole number, no matter the decimal.
It’s useful when you want to keep point rewards slightly conservative.

For example, 

• Suppose a customer spends ₹399
• With ₹1 = 1.5 points, they earn 598.5 points
• After applying Floor, they receive 598 points

Round to Nearest Integer  #

The given option rounds the points up or down depending on the decimal value.
Decimals below ‘.5’ go down, and ‘.5’ or above go up, making it a fair middle-ground choice.

For example,

• Suppose a customer spends ₹399
  
• Earns 598.5 points
  
• If they spent ₹398 (which gives 597 points), they get exactly 597
  
• If they spent ₹397 (which gives 595.5 points), it becomes 596

Allow Decimal Points  #

The given option keeps the points exactly as they are, including any decimal values. It’s ideal if you want customers to earn the exact points without any rounding.

For example, 

• Suppose a customer spends ₹399
  
• Earns 598.5 points
  
• They receive the full 598.5 points

How to Choose Your Rounding Method? #

To choose the Rounding Method on inback

1. Go to Reward Program section 
2. Navigate to Place Order window
3. Find the last text field of “Rounding rule for points.”
4. Select an option from the given three 
5. Select Done. 

The rounding rule is set; now all the customer points will be adjusted according to the preferred rounding rule.