@Kristen BL  If you’re on Shopify, then yes this is definitely possible.

Here is the full documentation for auto-applying links but here is the structure for checkout abandonment & Klaviyo dynamic coupons:

{{ event.extra.checkout_url }}&discount={% coupon_code 'CouponName' %}

Note: this is for a flow triggered by started checkout vs. add to cart as those are technically different events and have different info. 

Thank you! 

I did have this {{ event.extra.checkout_url }}&discount={% coupon_code 'AbandonedCart' %} but I couldn’t get it to work in the test… is this because it will only work if it’s been emailed out of the Abandoned Cart (Started Checkout) flow?

As a temporary fix i got this code to work also - 

us.bddiesel.com/discount/{% coupon_code 'AbandonedCart' %}?redirect=/cart 

Hi @Kristen BL , 

If I may add..

How to apply a discount code and link to your homepage

You can add a link that points back to your homepage and automatically applies the discount to your customer's cart. There are multiple formats you can use:

1. mysite.com/discount/CouponName
2. mysite.com/?discount=CouponName
   This link format works when your discount is the only parameter you're adding to your link. 
3. mysite.com/discount/{% coupon_code 'CouponName' %}

With any of these options, you should replace mysite.com with your website, and where you see CouponName, make sure to replace with the discount code you created in Shopify.

/From Shopify: https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005253088#link-formats-for-coupon-codes3]

@Kristen BL 

You are correct, because the abandoned cart is triggered by an abandoned cart metric, we are able to dynamically pull the data that was sent to rebuild the cart. Without access to this data we cannot automatically rebuild a cart when there is no data to rebuild.