What is the primary action performed by the "Cancel Redemption Transactions" in Flow Builder?

The primary action performed by "Cancel Redemption Transactions" in Flow Builder is to revert a redemption transaction. When a redemption transaction is canceled, it effectively undoes the process of redeeming points or rewards that a member has previously executed. This means that the points or rewards that were used in the transaction are returned to the member's account, allowing them to use those points again in the future. This functionality is crucial in scenarios where members may need to change their redemption choices or if a mistake occurs during the redemption process.

The other options do not accurately describe what the "Cancel Redemption Transactions" action does. Credit points back to the member's account could be seen as an effect of reverting a transaction, but it does not capture the action of canceling a transaction. Generating new member referral codes and accumulating points for new members are unrelated functions that do not pertain to the cancellation of redemption transactions. They serve different purposes within the broader capabilities of loyalty management but do not relate specifically to the process of reverting a transaction.