Hello @DanWA,

Have you tried using the "Ordered Product Value" parameter?
For example, on a shop with Shopify you can split like this.

I don't know what platform you are using for your e-commerce, but I think there is this metric anyway if you used an integration.

I hope I have helped you,
Regards

Welcome to the community @DanWA 

Just to add to the response by  @gmartu

If you want the discount to be offered to contacts who have previously ordered a product of less than $500 i.e to encourage them to buy the big-ticket items, then the condition should be 'ordered product value is less than $500 over all time' with the YES branch having your discount email. That will lookup all their previous orders, including ones placed prior to subscribing to your list.

Let us know if that's not what you want.

I also suggest that you keep your welcome flow (trigger on purchase or fulfilment metric) and email sign-up flow separate if you've not already done that. 

Regards

Andy

Hey guys thanks, your responses helped point me in the right direction but I’m still a bit stuck on the implementation. With the screenshot below, you can see with Woocommerce there is no “order value” but there is a “started checkout value” which I find a bit confusing. 

I know there is probably some way of adding the order value greater than.. in these sections but I just can’t seem to get it right! 

I did do this as below, but I’m not sure if that will work?

Hi @DanWA 

Sorry, but I’m unclear what is your use case.

Can you describe who qualifies to receive the discount and at which stage(s) of the customer journey you want them to receive it?

Thanks,

Andy

Thanks Andy,

So the idea is that people will sign up for free content through a flyout.

After giving them some content we offer them a discount on our main, high ticket product, but we only want the discount to go to people that haven’t already purchased that product as obviously a discount after they’ve bought it would be annoying for them, at the same time we don’t want to exit them as they may like to still receive the free content in the rest of the flow. I hope that makes sense. So basically, we only want to offer the discount email to people in the flow that haven’t purchased our high ticket product. Thanks for your help. 

Hi @DanWA 

Thanks. Got it now!

Here's what I suggest below. It's using WooC metrics. 

As you had the recipients who received the discount code rejoining the flow and also receiving the "It's Mojito o'clock' email, I've used an email filter on the discount email rather than a conditional split. However, you could use a conditional split if you wanted to send the discount group additional discount reminders. That conditional filter would be the same.

Only contacts who have never purchased your high-ticket product will receive that discount email. Those who have purchased that product historically would fail the filter and be skipped.

I recommended initially setting the emails in the flow to manual so you can check the wait list before they receive them; check that everything is OK before setting to live.

Let me know if my solution matches your requirements.

Andy
 

Brilliant, thanks for your help

No problem @DanWA 

Regards

Andy