# TalonOne::CreateAchievement

## Properties

Name | Type | Description | Notes
------------ | ------------- | ------------- | -------------
**name** | **String** | The internal name of the achievement used in API requests.  **Note**: The name should start with a letter. This cannot be changed after the achievement has been created.  | 
**title** | **String** | The display name for the achievement in the Campaign Manager. | 
**description** | **String** | A description of the achievement. | 
**target** | **Float** | The required number of actions or the transactional milestone to complete the achievement. | 
**period** | **String** | The relative duration after which the achievement ends and resets for a particular customer profile.  **Note**: The `period` does not start when the achievement is created.  The period is a **positive real number** followed by one letter indicating the time unit.  Examples: `30s`, `40m`, `1h`, `5D`, `7W`, `10M`, `15Y`.  Available units:  - `s`: seconds - `m`: minutes - `h`: hours - `D`: days - `W`: weeks - `M`: months - `Y`: years  You can also round certain units down to the beginning of period and up to the end of period.: - `_D` for rounding down days only. Signifies the start of the day. Example: `30D_D` - `_U` for rounding up days, weeks, months and years. Signifies the end of the day, week, month or year. Example: `23W_U`  **Note**: You can either use the round down and round up option or set an absolute period.  | 
**period_end_override** | [**TimePoint**](TimePoint.md) |  | [optional] 

## Code Sample

```ruby
require 'TalonOne'

instance = TalonOne::CreateAchievement.new(name: Order50Discount,
                                 title: 50% off on 50th purchase.,
                                 description: 50% off for every 50th purchase in a year.,
                                 target: 50.0,
                                 period: 1Y,
                                 period_end_override: null)
```