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When a customer pays with points, points can be applied toward the order's total — but a few things affect how much of the order is eligible.
In locations where local regulations don't allow discounts on alcohol, the alcohol portion of the order is excluded before points are calculated, and points apply to the rest of the order. Everywhere else, alcohol is included like any other item.
Points can never be used to cover tips. Tips must always be paid separately, on top of any points used.
When a customer uses both points and a voucher on the same order, the maximum usable value of points is applied first. The voucher's value is then calculated based on the remaining total.
Points, discounts, and vouchers can all be applied to the same order — customers aren't limited to using just one. This still works even when the order includes alcohol, discount-blocked products, or a tip, since each value is calculated dynamically.
If a meal contains an alcohol item, only that item's fair share of the meal's price is excluded before points are calculated — not the whole meal. (See the Discounts documentation Meals and Proportional Exclusion for the full formula and worked example.) Note that a product marked as discount-blocked has no effect on points — that setting only applies to discounts, so points can still be earned or spent on the full eligible amount
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