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Use condition "items don't ONLY include" for items that shouldn't be sold alone in abandoned checkout flow

  • September 8, 2025
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Hi there, 

I’m having a bit of a unique issue. We offer warranties as an add-on to our products. 

There are some rare cases where someone may add a warranty later, and they abandon their checkout.

For various reasons, we want to exclude users from entering abandoned checkout if they ONLY have a warranty product in their basket (but fine for them to enter if they have that plus another item).

What’s the approach to doing this?

Best answer by Byrne C

Hey ​@abiparallel,

We can make this happen with trigger filters!

The filters you’d use would be:

Item count is at least 2

OR

Items do not contain Warranty.

  • If somebody has just one regular item (let’s call it a chair) = They enter, because their items do not contain warranty.
  • If somebody has two chairs = they enter because they have 2 items, and they don’t have a warranty.
  • If somebody has a chair and a warranty = they enter, because they have at least two items.
  • If somebody only has a warranty = they do NOT enter, because they have one item, and that item is a warranty.

The only time this would not work is if somebody starts a checkout with 2 warranties, and nothing else. I’d imagine that’s pretty rare, but you’d have to decide if you’re okay with this filter being slightly imperfect. Let me know if this helps!

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  • September 11, 2025

Hey ​@abiparallel,

We can make this happen with trigger filters!

The filters you’d use would be:

Item count is at least 2

OR

Items do not contain Warranty.

  • If somebody has just one regular item (let’s call it a chair) = They enter, because their items do not contain warranty.
  • If somebody has two chairs = they enter because they have 2 items, and they don’t have a warranty.
  • If somebody has a chair and a warranty = they enter, because they have at least two items.
  • If somebody only has a warranty = they do NOT enter, because they have one item, and that item is a warranty.

The only time this would not work is if somebody starts a checkout with 2 warranties, and nothing else. I’d imagine that’s pretty rare, but you’d have to decide if you’re okay with this filter being slightly imperfect. Let me know if this helps!