Use a Klaviyo form to direct Canadian shoppers to the canadian version of whatever link they are on?

​@Jbriz a couple of questions.

are the 2 websites connected to the same Klaviyo account?

If so I don’t understand why you cannot have 2 distinct Klaviyo forms one on the Canadian site and one on the US site so you won’t need to dynamically change the destination URL?  Maybe I am missing something

Yes I believe you can. Found this online...not sure if it’ll work yet. I’ll check myself soon and let you know. 

On the US website create your new form for this. Add your message for the CA visitors with a CTA “Switch to Canadian Site”. 

Set the geographic targeting setting of the form to only show this to visitors who’s IP is Canada based. Then add your dynamic redirect code in custom css & html settings. 

Test this code, see how it works. You can spoof your US based connection with VPN software to test this from the US.

<script>
window.addEventListener('klaviyoForms', function(e) {
  if (e.detail.type === 'submit') {
    // Capture the current page URL
    var currentPageUrl = window.location.href;
    
    // Replace US domain with Canadian domain
    var canadianPageUrl = currentPageUrl.replace('example.com', 'canada.example,com');
    
    // Redirect to the matching Canadian page
    window.location.href = canadianPageUrl;
    
    // Prevent default Klaviyo redirect behavior
    e.preventDefault();
  }
});
</script>

The JavaScript grabs whatever US page they're trying to go to, (assuming it’ll work for product URls too) swaps the domain to the Canadian version, and sends them to the exact same path on the Canadian site. No manual URL mapping needed—as long as both US and CA URLs mirror each other.

​@whereisjad There’s no way to connect more than one website to a Kalviyo account, from what I know. 

​@Mike-H you are assuming that his website is Shopify but its not if you actually visited it.  There is nothing that prevents someone from connecting multiple custom websites to one Klaviyo account.

​@whereisjad its a good question -- i know that the ideal setup would be that we have 2 Klaviyo accounts, one each connected to a BigCommerce domain. However due to our back-end ERP system, we funnel everything into a single account so the Canadian website is not actually connected to any Klaviyo account. We basically just pull people out whose accounts are based in Canada into a specific segment within the US account.

Hi ​@Jbriz,

Curious to know if you made any headway here! Did you try ​@Mike-H’s solution, or implement any other workarounds? Natively, I can confirm that there’s not a way to have a form button direct to different pages, depending on a site visitor’s location.