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# Referral settings
Use this section to define the conditions under which referrals are counted in your campaign. It allows you to set both a minimum point threshold and task-based requirements to validate a referral.
To access these settings
1. Log in to your claimr account.
2. Select the **Campaign** you want to apply settings to.
3. Navigate to the campaign's **Settings** section.
4. Select **Referral** from the settings menu.
To customize its settings, click the Edit (pencil) icon in the corner. This will open a settings window.
## Min Points
This is the minimum number of points a referred user must earn in order for the referral to count.
For example, if you set it to 100, the invited user needs to complete tasks worth at least 100 points before the referrer gets credit.
## Task dependencies
Here you can specify which tasks a referred user must complete for their referral to be valid.
Select one or more tasks from a list of those already used in the campaign. This helps ensure that referrals are based on meaningful engagement, like completing a UGC task or linking a social account.
If both conditions are set, the referral will be counted only when the referred user meets the point threshold and completes at least one of the selected tasks.
To explore more about how the referral system works, see our connected articles: [Referral Tasks](/tasks/common-tasks/referral-tasks.md) and [Referral Analytics](/data-analytics/referrals.md).
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