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Contributor I
January 22, 2021
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Abandoned cart flow: cart empty in the website after clicking on the button "return to your cart' in the email

  • January 22, 2021
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Dear All, 

I created my 1st flow: Abandoned cart 

Trigger: When someone checkout started 

Filters: Place order zero times since starting this flow 

 

The abandoned card/references of the product/pictures appear well in the email but when we click on the button ‘return to your cart’ the cart seems empty on the website. The client is not able to find again his cart with the products and quantities.

I checked the settings and I correctly used in the button: {{ event.extra.checkout_url }}

 

Do you have any idea?

thank you so much

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Best answer by David To

Hello @Leon.andaur,

Are you using {{ organization.url }}cart?wck_rebuild_cart={{ event.extra.CartRebuildKey }} as the button’s Link URL? Using this specific link for your button’s Link URL should rebuild your recipient’s cart for WooCommerce as highlighted in the Rebuilding Carts from an Abandoned Cart Flow section of the How to Integrate with WooCommerce article. 

Hope this helps!

-David

23 replies

ksanfelipe
Klaviyo Employee
Klaviyo Employee
January 22, 2021

Hey @CDJ08 !

Do you have a Shopify integration? If so, try :

{{ event.extra.responsive_checkout_url }}

This should re-load the cart contents regardless of what device a user opens the link on!

KSF
CDJ08Author
Contributor I
January 22, 2021

Hi @ksanfelipe 

I have a magento Integration, 
I will check 

thank you very much

ksanfelipe
Klaviyo Employee
Klaviyo Employee
January 22, 2021

Hi @CDJ08

That tag will only work for Shopify integrations. Do you use Magento or Magento 2?

KSF
ksanfelipe
Klaviyo Employee
Klaviyo Employee
January 22, 2021

To follow up:

If using Magento, the tag {{ event.extra.checkout_url }} should work. 

If using Magento 2, you’ll want to use {{ organization.url }}reclaim/checkout/cart?quote_id={{ event.Extra.QuoteID }}

If you are having issues with either one of these, any screenshots of the actual implementation would be helpful!

 

 

KSF
Contributor II
January 29, 2021

To follow up:

If using Magento, the tag {{ event.extra.checkout_url }} should work. 

If using Magento 2, you’ll want to use {{ organization.url }}reclaim/checkout/cart?quote_id={{ event.Extra.QuoteID }}

If you are having issues with either one of these, any screenshots of the actual implementation would be helpful!

 

 

I am having the exact same issue with Bigcommerce - any ideas?

ksanfelipe
Klaviyo Employee
Klaviyo Employee
January 29, 2021

Hi @WonderWho,

BigCommerce doesn’t pass us any kind of responsive link or cart token in the “Checkout Started” event, so we cannot rebuild a cart for that integration. If you’re interested, however, Arctic Leaf created an app that will allow you to regenerate a person’s cart with BigCommerce! For info:  https://www.bigcommerce.com/apps/klaviyo-cart-rebuilder-by-arctic-leaf/

KSF
AndriyBoychuk
Partner - Platinum
Partner - Platinum
January 29, 2021

@ksanfelipe thank you for sharing the information. It is extremely helpful. 

Contributor II
January 31, 2021

Hi @WonderWho,

BigCommerce doesn’t pass us any kind of responsive link or cart token in the “Checkout Started” event, so we cannot rebuild a cart for that integration. If you’re interested, however, Arctic Leaf created an app that will allow you to regenerate a person’s cart with BigCommerce! For info:  https://www.bigcommerce.com/apps/klaviyo-cart-rebuilder-by-arctic-leaf/

Thank you SO very much!!

Contributor I
May 2, 2021

Hi everybody! The same happens to my. I have klaviyo integrated with woocomerce…

 

please your help

best regards

David To
Klaviyo Employee
David ToAnswer
Klaviyo Employee
May 2, 2021

Hello @Leon.andaur,

Are you using {{ organization.url }}cart?wck_rebuild_cart={{ event.extra.CartRebuildKey }} as the button’s Link URL? Using this specific link for your button’s Link URL should rebuild your recipient’s cart for WooCommerce as highlighted in the Rebuilding Carts from an Abandoned Cart Flow section of the How to Integrate with WooCommerce article. 

Hope this helps!

-David