Rp 30.000
Kreasi Maju Bersama Digital
Indonesia, Indonesia
<p><div class="wc-tab-inner wd-entry-content"> <p><strong>WP Fusion Abandoned Cart Tracking</strong> is available with Plus and Professional licenses. to automatically add customers to your CRM when they begin checking out on your store. After the customer’s name and email have been entered on the checkout form, the customer is added as a contact to your CRM (even if they don’t complete the checkout). You can then use automations in your CRM to follow up with customers who don’t complete checkout within a specified period of time.</p> <h3>General settings</h3> <p>This addon has several general settings, which are found at Settings » WP Fusion » Addons » Abandoned Cart Tracking. Depending on your connected CRM, different options will appear. The available settings are:</p> <ul> <li><strong>Sync Carts: </strong>Both ActiveCampaign and Drip have the ability to sync entire cart contents over their APIs, including the cart products, prices, categories, product images, and applied discounts. If you’re connected to ActiveCampaign or Drip, you can enable this “enhanced” cart functionality by checking the box for <strong>Sync Carts</strong>. For more details see ActiveCampaign Abandoned Cart Guide and Drip Abandoned Cart Guide.</li> <li><strong>Cart Items Image Size: </strong>This setting appears when <strong>Sync Carts</strong> is enabled and lets you specify the product cart image size that should be synced into your CRM. Larger images will display more clearly in cart recovery emails, but will make the emails slower to load.</li> <li><strong>Product Categories: </strong>This setting appears when <strong>Sync Carts </strong>is enabled and lets you select how product categories should be treated in ActiveCampaign or Drip. When “categories” is selected the product categories will be synced, when “attributes” is selected, the selected product attributes will be synced (for example “Large”, “Blue”)</li> <li><strong>Recovery URL Destination:</strong> When using recovery URLs (see below), you can select where the URL should take the returning customer. Current Page works best with plugins like CartFlows, WooFunnels, or LaunchFlows where different products have different checkout pages.</li> <li><strong>Apply Tags</strong><strong>: </strong>You can specify tags to be applied to the customer, which can trigger sequences in your CRM to follow up with customers who didn’t complete a purchase. Tags can also be configured for specific products while editing each product (see Plugin Integrations below).</li> <li><strong>Trigger on Add to Cart:</strong> This lets you start the abandoned cart process for logged in users when they add a product to the cart (instead of at checkout).</li> </ul> <h3>Syncing Cart Fields</h3> <p>With all CRMs, WP Fusion has the ability to sync details about the abandoned cart to custom fields on contact records in the CRM. These fields can then be added to cart recovery emails using merge tags. To enable these fields, head to Settings » WP Fusion » Contact Fields » WP Fusion Abandoned Cart. Any enabled fields will be synced to the corresponding custom fields in your CRM whenever a cart is updated (currently limited to WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads).</p> <h3>Recovery URLs</h3> <p>With WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads, WP Fusion has the ability to generate a cart recovery URL and sync it to a custom field in your CRM. This can be enabled by enabling the Recovery URL field for sync from the Contact Fields list (see above). When a customer begins to check out (or their cart contents are updated), the cart contents will be saved into a cache in your database, and the recovery URL will be synced to the selected custom field in your CRM. You can then use a merge field in the email editor in your CRM to include the unique recovery URL.</p> </div></p>
