Include "continue shopping" link in form/newsletter flow?

I appreciate the response, but neither of the docs are helpful for my use case. I believe the issue is simply a Klaviyo limitation that event variables in Klaviyo are relative to the flow trigger.

I have a “continue shopping” button on a browse abandonment flow and it works because the flow trigger is “viewed product,” which includes the URL the user viewed. By contrast, my newsletter flow is a “subscribed to” trigger, which does not include the URL the user viewed.

My desired workflow is:

1. User visits a product page (for example, Bob’s Cool Gadget)
2. Klaviyo newsletter popup fires offering a discount code when user signs up.
3. User signs up, enters newsletter flow.
4. User checks their inbox, sees code, and clicks a “continue shopping” button that takes them back to the product they first viewed (Bob’s Cool Gadget).

Without knowing the URL the user was on when they filled out the form, the best we can do in that email is point the user back to the home page and expect them to search to find the product again. 

Hey @cfen, 
For the workflow that you have outlined above, it can be achieved by using person.ViewedItems as a data source in a dynamic table. With the above data feed, you can not only add the url but also the name, image and price of the previously viewed products for the user. 

Since person.ViewedItems will populate a list of items previously viewed by the subscriber, I would recommend using ‘slice’ in data source to limit the no. of outputs in your email. 

You can also check out the guide here for inserting Recently Viewed Items in a campaign/flow email: How to Insert Recently Viewed Items into an Email

Please let me know if that was helpful, 

Thanks,

Sourabh

Thanks, @sourabh! Unfortunately, this doesn’t quite get us there because Viewed Product is only fired when the user is cookied and has a Klaviyo profile. In our case, we are showing the popup to new users (no Klaviyo profile) only, so when they visit the product page and fill out and submit the form, the Viewed Product event will not fire.

From what I can tell, the only event that fires before they fill out the form is Active on Site. I see the Active on Site event includes a “page” parameter with the URL the user visited. Is it possible to pull in the page parameter from the Active on Site event in an email flow?

Thanks,

Chris