Update a benefit
partner:loyalty:benefits:writePartial update: only the fields present in the body are changed.
AuthorizationBearer <token>WorkOS access token (JWT) for a user who is a member of the partner organization. The organization the request is scoped to is taken from the token, not from a header or query parameter.
Only a JWT is accepted in this header. A Journey jny_ API key sent as a bearer token is rejected
with 401 Invalid or expired token; send it in X-API-Key instead.
WorkOS organization API keys are not accepted yet.
externalId*stringExternal benefit id.
programExternalId*stringExternal id of the loyalty program that owns the benefit.
organizationId?stringExternal organization id (HXP UUID or WorkOS organization id). Only Journey superadmin callers may set it; for a partner credential the organization is taken from the credential and this parameter is ignored.
application/json- body
cadence?string"one_time""annual""per_stay""every_n_stays"cadenceN?|Required when cadence becomes every_n_stays and the stored row does not
already carry an N. Switching AWAY from every_n_stays clears it
automatically — an explicit null is accepted but never necessary.
description?stringlength <= 2000memberTitle?stringGuest-facing title. See the note on CreateBenefitRequest.memberTitle.
1 <= length <= 200memberVisible?booleanPublish or unpublish. Turning this ON requires a guest title — either sent in the same patch or already stored — or the write is a 400.
name?string1 <= length <= 200rateCode?|Rate code. Send null to CLEAR it — not '', which is a 400. An empty
string would otherwise store as an empty code that reads back as one, and
the "belongs to the member-rate benefit" guard tests for presence.
1 <= length <= 64rateCodeParam?|Booking-engine query parameter. null clears it; '' is a 400.
1 <= length <= 64valueAmount?stringvalueUnit?string"multiplier""count""points""usd""percent"The updated benefit.
curl -X PATCH 'https://api-prd.cf.journey.com/v1/partner/loyalty/programs/string/benefits/string' \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{}'