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Bobi N.
Bobi N.Answer
Champion & Partner
July 24, 2026

​@Koz 

in added to cart flow add a filter started checkout zero times since starting this flow (because if they did start it they will receive email from the checkout flow)

Head Email Marketing Technician at Flowium

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Bobi N.
Partner - Platinum
Bobi N.Answer
Champion & Partner
July 24, 2026

​@Koz 

in added to cart flow add a filter started checkout zero times since starting this flow (because if they did start it they will receive email from the checkout flow)

Head Email Marketing Technician at Flowium
KozAuthor
Contributor I
July 28, 2026

thank you.

Contributor I
October 14, 2026

Classic problem — and you're right to fix it. The clean solution is mutual exclusion between the two flows:

 

Since checkout abandonment = higher intent than cart abandonment, give checkout priority. Add a flow filter to your abandoned CART flow: skip anyone who is currently in (or recently entered) the abandoned CHECKOUT flow. That way each customer gets exactly one recovery sequence — the higher-intent one.

 

General rule I use with clients: when two flows can trigger for the same person, the higher-intent flow always wins and suppresses the other. I build Klaviyo retention systems for DTC brands.