How are Leaderboard Display Names created?

Several Tradable Bits campaigns feature a public-facing leaderboard where fans can see their standings among other fans who have participated in the same campaign.

Fan usernames on the public leaderboard are automatically generated. To prevent duplicate names, the system appends a random word identifier to the fan's first name, as in the following format: [First Name]_[Identifier]

Public-facing usernames are displayed this way to maintain fans' privacy while remaining distinguishable.

Note: If your campaign includes a Display Name field, fan-entered names will appear on the leaderboard instead of auto-generated usernames. To update or edit a fan's display name, search for the fan in the Fan CRM section and edit their information directly within their profile.

Auto-generating names also protects your leaderboard against profanity or submissions that violate brand or community guidelines.

Still have questions? Please reach out to your Customer Success team or contact support@tradablebits.com

How are Leaderboard Display Names created?

Here's a quick explainer on how fan usernames are generated and displayed on Leaderboards for Engagement Campaigns.