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What this surface does
This is the main catalog for reusable bonus definitions.
Operators use it to find an existing bonus, understand whether it is active or archived, and then open the correct row action.
How to use it
- Use search when you know part of the bonus name or code.
- Narrow the list with:
- active/inactive status
- bonus type
- bonus group
- archived mode
- Open the row action that matches the task:
Viewto inspect the current setupEditto change the bonusActivate/Deactivateto change availabilityArchive/Restoreto move the record in or out of the active catalog
- Switch between table and grid view if you need compact scanning or card-style browsing. The data source and actions stay the same in both modes.
Filters and tabs that matter
Search Bonusmatches the free-text catalog query.Statusnarrows the list toAll,Active, orInactive.Bonus Typechanges both the main type tab and the request payload.Bonus Groupnarrows the list with the secondary tab row when group options exist.Archivedswitches the whole surface into restore-first mode.
What operators should watch for
Archivedis a separate working mode. If the row seems missing, first check whether archived mode is enabled.- The visible row status is an operator status, not proof that the bonus is currently assigned to any player.
- Group tabs and type tabs are filtering tools. They do not change the bonus itself.
- The page supports both table-style and card-style browsing, but the underlying row actions stay the same.
Entry CodesandExit Codesare orientation fields. They help identify how the bonus is triggered or finished, but they do not replace the full bonus detail page.
Common questions
Why is a bonus missing from the default list?
Usually because one of these is true:
- the row is archived
- the type or group filter excludes it
- the search string is still active
When should I archive instead of deactivate?
Use Deactivate when the bonus should stay in the normal working catalog but should not currently be used.
Use Archive when the bonus should be removed from the active working set and treated as an old configuration.
Why does the Active tab still show unfinished work?
The FE uses the active/inactive state from the bonus row, not a separate “published” concept. A bonus can appear in the active working set while still needing content or later lifecycle follow-up.