Skip to main content

TE Rewards

This page will show your Scouts' rewards and allow you to release them.

Written by Rachelle C

Trail's End Rewards® are a year-round program run by Trail's End and are separate from your unit's campaign. Scouts earn points from January 1 through December 31, then claim them by January 31 of the following year. Any unclaimed points are forfeited.

As a unit leader, you're responsible for releasing earned points to your Scouts so they can redeem them.

Where to find it

In the left sidebar, select TE Rewards® to open the Scout Rewards table for the active program year.

Understanding the Scout Rewards table

Each row is a Scout, with two groups of columns:

2026 Points Breakdown shows how each Scout earned their points: Credit, Cash, Online, Cash to Credit, Product Bonuses, Promos, Sales Level, and Tier Bonuses.

2026 Points Status shows:

  • Total Earned – all points earned so far this year

  • Released – points you've already released to the Scout

  • Available – points earned but not yet released

The $600 minimum

Scouts must sell at least $600 before earning rewards. Until a Scout reaches that threshold, the Action column shows a locked button (e.g., "$315 / $600") displaying their current progress toward $600. Once a Scout crosses $600, the button unlocks and changes to an orange Release button.

Releasing points

You can release points two ways:

  • Individually – click Release in a Scout's row to release just their available points.

  • All at once – click Release All at the bottom of the table to release available points for every eligible Scout in one action.

Only Scouts who've reached the $600 minimum and have available (unreleased) points can be released.

Quick reference

Button shown

Meaning

Locked, "$X / $600"

Scout hasn't reached the $600 minimum yet — button shows current progress

Orange "Release"

Scout is eligible — click to release their available points

Release All

Releases available points for all eligible Scouts at once

Did this answer your question?