Create the first project
- User action
- Create a project and complete the first core workflow
- Claimr experience
- A guided onboarding quest with a first-project achievement
Activation
Turn onboarding into a short quest. Guide visitors from exploring your product to completing the first action that shows its value.
Explore an activity
Set up a workspace
Create the first project
Example journey - adapt the actions and rules to your product
How it works
Choose the milestone that demonstrates value in your product. Build a short path to it, with progress people can understand at a glance.
Use eligible pre-signup achievements to let interested visitors make a little progress before creating an account.
Turn setup into a focused quest. Keep the steps tied to a useful result instead of rewarding form-filling for its own sake.
Recognize the first meaningful outcome with an achievement or configured reward, then introduce the next useful action.
See it in practice
Select a step to see what the participant does and how Claimr responds. These are example campaign rules you can adapt to your product.
The participant
Claimr responds
Recognize the configured pre-signup action, not just an anonymous page impression.
Example only - exploring these steps does not complete campaign activity or issue campaign rewards.
Your industry
Start with an action that matters to your audience. Define the requirements and recognition before you launch.
Illustrative programs - available actions and requirements depend on your integration.
Build it with Claimr
Connect the capabilities your program needs, from campaign rules to the experience participants see.
Give eligible visitors a starting point before they register.
Explore Pre-signup achievementsKeep steps, progress and rewards inside the product journey.
Explore Claimr WidgetConnect the next step to supported events and conditions.
Explore Campaign automationCustomer story · Points to paid mints
Campaign tasks connected social and community activity to points and NFT progression. In this Web3 season, 71% of participants completed at least one task.
Read the case studyOne Web3 campaign · Season and later activity
Share of participants who completed at least one task.
How it’s measured for activation rateShare of activated participants who completed at least one NFT mint.
How it’s measured for mint conversionDefine success
Define activation as a product event your team can verify. Use campaign progress alongside your product analytics to see what happens next.
Use a consistent cohort and timeframe. More completed quests do not automatically mean better activation.
Questions, answered
No. The Widget and engagement mechanics can sit alongside your existing onboarding flow. Keep the parts of the product experience that already work.
No. Pre-signup achievements can build early momentum. Activation is the broader journey to the first meaningful product outcome, including the actions after account creation.
Yes. Use the supported profile, segment and tag-based display options to make the journey relevant. Keep reward eligibility separate from display settings.
Define the first-value milestone, identify the event that proves it and connect that event through the supported integration. Claimr can then use the configured conditions to recognize progress.
Choose your first-value milestone. We can help connect the steps, progress and recognition around it.