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# SDK tasks

## What is the SDK task?

The SDK task in Claimr is a fully developer-triggered task, designed for maximum flexibility. Unlike other tasks that rely on user-facing actions, SDK tasks are triggered manually from your own system using Claimr’s SDK.

Use SDK tasks to:

* Reward users for in-product actions (e.g., completing onboarding, watching a full tutorial, etc.)
* Trigger rewards based on events tracked in your own platform
* Seamlessly integrate claimr into your existing app or website

## Create an SDK task

To create this task in Claimr

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1. Go to your quest and click **+ Create new task**.
2. Under the Category section, select General.
3. In the Groups list, choose **SDK.**
4. Then, select **SDK FrontEnd** from the list of task types.
5. Click **Continue** to proceed to task settings.

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* **Completion points:** Set the number of points awarded once the user reaches the required event count.
* **Points multiplier (%):** Add a percentage-based bonus to the total reward. For example, a 5% multiplier increases the final reward by 5%.

## How the task is completed

To complete an SDK task, you must call the method:

```
complete_task(task_id)
```

Replace taskId with the actual ID of the SDK task. Once this method is successfully executed from your application, the task is marked as complete and the user is rewarded.

You can learn more about this method in our [SDK documentation](/sdk.md).

## Use case example

Let’s say you run a crypto wallet app. You want users to receive rewards only after they import an existing wallet and activate two-factor authentication. Once these steps are verified in your system, you can call the completeTask method via claimr SDK, and the user gets rewarded within the claimr quest.


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