@onemonic When you mention that Shopify is utilized as the payment platform, does this also extend to the product catalog, including class details and associated dates, which are specified as products and variants? If so, these should also be synchronized with the catalog in Klaviyo. Within Klaviyo templates, you can utilize the catalog tag to access product information. For further details, please refer to this resource:
https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004785571
@onemonic You can use the tag {{ catalog_item.title }} to insert the product name and {{ catalog_item.variant.title }} for the variant itself!
Hi @onemonic !
So it sounds like you have set this up in Shopify so that the date is passed over under the variant event data. In this case, you can set up a dynamic table block and pull in the Product Title (the course the student bought) and the Variant Title (date of class selected). Here are the variables you will want to use:
Product Title: {{ item.title|default:'' }}
Variant Title: {{ item.variant_title|default:'' }}
I hope this helps, and let me know if you have any follow up questions!
@onemonic When you mention that Shopify is utilized as the payment platform, does this also extend to the product catalog, including class details and associated dates, which are specified as products and variants? If so, these should also be synchronized with the catalog in Klaviyo. Within Klaviyo templates, you can utilize the catalog tag to access product information. For further details, please refer to this resource:
https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004785571
It does extend to product catalog. Thank you for the link, I’ll look it up!
@onemonic You can use the tag {{ catalog_item.title }} to insert the product name and {{ catalog_item.variant.title }} for the variant itself!
Thanks for this!
Hi @onemonic !
So it sounds like you have set this up in Shopify so that the date is passed over under the variant event data. In this case, you can set up a dynamic table block and pull in the Product Title (the course the student bought) and the Variant Title (date of class selected). Here are the variables you will want to use:
Product Title: {{ item.title|default:'' }}
Variant Title: {{ item.variant_title|default:'' }}
I hope this helps, and let me know if you have any follow up questions!
Thank you, @emma.owens and @rqcha I’ll try out both your suggestions!