Hey there!

You’ll put a flow filter on the trigger of your automation! It’ll look like so - 
 

You can then edit it to the day range you want to keep contacts from re-triggering this flow. Also, I’d recommend to make sure you have the filter of ‘Placed Order’ Zero Times Since Starting This Flow to help keep converting contacts from continuing down the flow and receiving emails.

Hope this helps!

Hi @Flore SC ,

Welcome to the Community! Thank you for your question about Abandoned Cart flows - I’m happy to assist here. 

If you are finding that an individual customer is creating multiple different shopping carts on your site in a short time frame, there are a number of things you can do to ensure that they are not receiving duplicate messages if they have already successfully completed one of those transactions.

First, it’s important to note that it sounds like your Abandoned Cart flow is firing correctly! Though it may not be your desired outcome because of your customers’ onsite activity, the Abandoned Cart flow will send to users who have left items in their cart before completing checkout. In order to get around this standard behavior, I can suggest a few workarounds:

1. Increase the time delay before the first message. By default, Abandoned Cart flow templates are set so that the first message sends 4 hours after the customer abandons their cart. The template flow is configured with the following trigger & filters:

   

   I am unsure if you changed the time delay from the default in your specific flow, but if you are having issues where a user has made a purchase but is still receiving abandoned cart emails for separate transactions started in quick succession, you can increase this time delay by an hour or two (as you see fit) so that the flow filters (Placed Order zero times since starting this flow, and Started Checkout zero times since starting this flow) will exit these users from the flow appropriately. 

2. Turn off Abandoned Cart emails in your website backend. Occasionally, I will see brands who forget to disable their abandoned cart emails on the website level before setting their flow live in Klaviyo. It’s against best practice to have two overlapping flows running at the same time, and can result in your users receiving duplicate or improperly triggered messages. I’m not sure if your website is on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, or another CMS, but it is definitely worth a check to make sure you are not sending Abandoned Cart emails from your website’s backend as well - they should only be coming from Klaviyo. 

3. Add additional filters to your flow. Depending on what type of customer behavior you are observing, I would also recommend adding an additional filter to your flow that would exclude users who have recently made another purchase in the recent past. The additional filter would look something like this:

   

   Take a look at common cases where you are seeing a customer receive duplicate Abandoned Cart emails, and adjust the time interval according to your average observance. 

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Hope this helps!

-- Ashley Ismailovski