Keep the campaign visible only to the right people.
Control eligibility without exposing sensitive recipient files or making private rewards discoverable through search.
What are Incentively Private Campaigns?
Create private incentive campaigns with recipient lists, approved email domains, anonymous eligibility identifiers and noindex claim pages.
Keep a focused experience private without isolating it.
Private Campaigns stand alone for controlled access. Connect them with Rewards, Forms or CRM when eligibility, responses and relationship history need to stay aligned.
Multiple eligibility methods
Use approved emails, domains, lists or anonymous eligibility identifiers.
Private claim experiences
Keep selected campaign pages out of search engines.
Minimal personal data
Use non-identifying eligibility numbers without pairing them with names.
Audit-friendly records
Track access and claims while maintaining clear organisational separation.
From setup to results in four clear steps.
- 1Choose an eligibility method
Manage this step in Incentively while keeping the campaign record, team activity and reporting connected.
- 2Import or enter approved recipients
Manage this step in Incentively while keeping the campaign record, team activity and reporting connected.
- 3Configure privacy and branding
Manage this step in Incentively while keeping the campaign record, team activity and reporting connected.
- 4Launch the private campaign
Manage this step in Incentively while keeping the campaign record, team activity and reporting connected.
Flexible enough for every campaign.
Configure the feature around your audience, brand and operational requirements.
Everything you need to know.
Can employee numbers be used?
Yes, as anonymous eligibility identifiers. They should not be uploaded alongside names or other identifying information.
Can pages be hidden from search engines?
Yes. Private campaign pages can use noindex controls.
Can access be limited by email domain?
Yes. Approved business domains can be used as an eligibility rule.
Start with the product that solves today’s need.
Add connected products when they improve the experience — without replacing what already works.