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!
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!