Campaign Targeting

Overview

Campaign Targeting lets you deliver personalized promotional pricing to specific customer segments — such as loyalty-tier members or seasonal travelers — with minimal code. You send a campaign code in the order schema, and every <up-from-pricing> component on the page updates with the campaign-specific offer automatically.

How It Works

1. Create the campaign in your CRM or campaign system (e.g., "August Special - Gold Membership").
2. Contact your Account Manager to configure the campaign on the Flex Pay side.
3. Send the campaign code in the campaigns array of your orderInfo when calling window.Uplift.Payments.load(orderInfo).
4. When a match is found, all <up-from-pricing> components on the page render with campaign-specific pricing and promotional messaging.

Example Scenario

Partner ABC wants to offer a special promotion to Gold Membership users for flights departing between August 1st and August 15th:

1. They create the campaign "August Special - Gold Membership" in their CRM.
2. Their Account Manager configures this campaign in Flex Pay.
3. When a Gold member browses the site, the partner sends the campaign code in the order schema.
4. The customer sees personalized promotional pricing on all <up-from-pricing> components.

Schema

Include the campaigns array in your orderInfo object. Campaigns are matched in priority order — the highest priority campaign takes precedence.

"campaigns": [
  {
    "code": "ABC",
    "order": 1
  },
  {
    "code": "BCD",
    "order": null
  },
  {
    "code": "CCC",
    "order": 2
  },
  {
    "code": "DDD",
    "order": null
  }
]

Priority Rules

In the example above, the evaluation order is: ABC (1st) → CCC (2nd) → BCD (3rd) → DDD (4th).

A customer can belong to multiple campaigns simultaneously. Flex Pay evaluates them in priority order and applies the first matching campaign — no additional logic required on your side.

Combining with Promotional Financing

Campaign Targeting works directly with <up-from-pricing>. When a campaign match is found and the campaign includes promotional terms (e.g., 0% APR), the component displays the corresponding badge automatically.

<up-from-pricing
  price-value="120000"
  price-type="departure_option"
></up-from-pricing>

If you need to suppress promo badges for a specific component, set hide-promos="true".

See Promotional Financing for details on promo codes and badge configuration.

Reference

For the full campaigns schema definition and additional examples, see the Campaign Object documentation.