myCred Notifications Plus

A points system only motivates people when they notice what happens in it. myCred Notifications Plus gives users immediate feedback tied to their activity. They are told when they gain or lose points, when they move up or down a rank, and when a new badge is earned. It is built as an add-on for the myCred plugin, so it works with the gamification features you already run.

You decide how the alerts look and behave. Colors, sounds, styles and position can all be adjusted to fit your brand and your audience. You can also hide notifications on chosen posts, pages or products. The plugin runs on a single WordPress site and on a multisite network, so it can stay in place as your platform grows.

Features

• Points gain and loss alerts: Users are told right away when they earn or lose points, so the effect of their actions is visible without checking a separate page.
• Custom notification colors: Assign different colors to different notifications, such as one for points gained and another for points lost, so each type is easy to recognize.
• Rank change notifications: Send an alert when a user is promoted to a higher rank or demoted, which keeps your rank system clear to the people in it.
• Badge achievement alerts: Show a tailored notification each time a user earns a new badge, giving recognition at the moment the achievement happens.
• Notification sound effects: Add customizable sounds to notifications so they are harder to miss while a user is browsing your site.
• Themes and custom styling: Pick from multiple themes and styling options, or create your own look so notifications match the design of your website.
• Adjustable notification position: Place notifications where you want them on the screen so they stay visible without getting in the way of your content.
• Exclusions and multisite support: Turn notifications off on specific posts, pages or products. The plugin works on a single install and across a multisite network.

Best for

• Sites already running myCred points, ranks or badges
• Community sites that want to reward user activity visibly
• Multisite networks with a shared gamification system