# Level Settings: Points-based Level System

## Overview

The community `member-level` system is an effective tool for community management and user interaction, shaping a positive, interactive, and `identity-driven` community environment. 

TaskOn Community provides a highly customizable platform for establishing member levels, allowing you to personalize your `membership structure`. If you have already established and operated a member-level system on other platforms, you can seamlessly migrate it to TaskOn Community.

## Benefits

* A comprehensive member-level system can motivate members to actively participate in the community and make contributions by providing rewards and privileges. Higher-level members may enjoy additional benefits, such as exclusive events, special badges, or other specific `privileges`.
* Different levels represent different community statuses, contributing to the establishment of a sense of community identity. Members may strive to elevate their levels as it signifies a higher status within the community, fostering a `closer connection` with the community.
* The level system can increase member `retention` and `loyalty`. In their efforts to advance their levels, members build a deeper sense of `engagement` and belonging.
* The member-level system generates data on member participation in the community. This data can be utilized to analyze member behavior and interests and provide targeted recommendations.

## Getting Started

***Please note that TaskOn Community offers sufficient flexibility in its features. If you've never built a level system for your community, TaskOn Community will help you set it up. Alternatively, if you already have a level system in other platform, you can seamlessly migrate it here without any compatibility issues.***

### Customized Level System Building

By selecting a `points name` relevant to your community's theme or values, you can enhance members' sense of belonging and project identification.

{% content-ref url="/pages/dQamjei8bEoowpt7XqOg" %}
[Step 1: Define](/guide-book/community-hub/level-settings-points-based-level-system/step-1-define.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Setting default point for each task helps in designing the required points for `each level`.

{% content-ref url="/pages/8N6CmJujmLQYN79f8yoJ" %}
[Step 2: Default Task Points](/guide-book/community-hub/level-settings-points-based-level-system/step-2-default-task-points.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Design the required points for each level and build a comprehensive points-based level system.

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[Step 3: Set Levels](/guide-book/community-hub/level-settings-points-based-level-system/step-3-set-levels.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Track the points of community members.

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[Management](/guide-book/community-hub/level-settings-points-based-level-system/management.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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