Cart Rules

Advanced cart rules to display your upsells at the right time

Cart rules are conditions applied to manage discounts and promotional campaigns in an e-commerce platform. They determine when a discount should be applied and can be configured to meet various group criteria, including:

  • Line item rules (group 1)

    • Cart products condition (Yes / No)

  • Cart Rules (group 2)

Businesses can effectively enhance customer engagement and boost sales through targeted offers by setting up cart rules.

How to Create Cart Rules?

ALL or ANY options

If you choose the "ALL(yes)" option, all rules must return true for the widget to be visible. If you select the "ANY(no)" option, only one rule must return true for the widget to be visible.

If all cart products is set to "Yes", then all products in cart must return true for each line rules. If all cart products is set to "No", then it's enough for one product to return true to pass the condition.

Empty Rules

By default there are no cart rules.

Line Item rules

Adding line item rules will make the widget verify cart line items against your rules and display conditions.

A wide variety of cart rules

You can use the product selection popup when you choose the Handle or Product Title option.

Product Selection popup

Cart rules

Adding line item rules will make the widget verify cart values against your rules and display conditions.

Cart Rules

Example 1

If a customer's cart includes chain-bracelet as a line item, this rule will return true, making the Upsell visible.

Line Item Rules Example

Example 2

A. Line Item rules (group)

If a customer's cart includes chain-bracelet as a line item AND If a customer's cart has a line item with vendor that contains "T-Shirt"

B. Cart Rules (group)

If the cart total is greater than $99

All conditions or Any Condition

Upsell rules can significantly boost revenue and improve conversion rates by strategically offering customers additional products or services that complement their original purchase. By tailoring offers based on specific cart conditions, such as when the cart total exceeds a certain amount, businesses can encourage customers to buy more than they initially intended.

This increases the average order value and enhances the shopping experience by showing relevant product recommendations that could fulfill unmet needs.

Additionally, effective upsell strategies can lead to improved customer satisfaction and loyalty, as customers feel they are receiving added value in their purchases.

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