The Settings screen is separate from the Campaigns wizard — it controls how the progress bar looks and is shared by every campaign, current and future, rather than being set per campaign.
Colours
Accent Color is what a shopper sees for most of their shopping session, so it’s worth matching to your theme’s existing primary button colour. Completion Color only appears once the final message from the previous article is showing — giving the shopper a distinct visual cue, separate from the accent colour, that they’ve reached the top of the ladder.
Label and layout
Progressive Discount
Segmented
Discount Label is the text a shopper sees next to the discount amount in their cart and checkout totals — the discount is applied as a coupon, but shown under this label instead of a coupon code. Renaming it to something like “VIP reward” can make the line read more like a benefit than a generic system label.
Progress bar layout switches between a single continuous bar that fills as the cart total grows (Classic) and a bar broken into one segment per step (Segmented), which makes each individual threshold visible as its own section rather than one smooth gradient toward the top.
