If you’re using WooCommerce to power your ecommerce site, you might be wondering how to use CartFlows with it. Here’s a quick guide to help you get started.
First, you’ll need to make sure that you have the CartFlows plugin installed and activated on your WooCommerce site. Once you’ve done that, you can start creating flows.
To create a flow, go to the CartFlows tab in your WordPress admin area and click on the “Add New” button. Give your flow a name and then select the type of flow you want to create. Currently, there are four types of flows available:
PRO TIP: Please be aware that using CartFlows with WooCommerce may result in unexpected behavior and errors. We recommend that you test your setup thoroughly before using CartFlows in a production environment.
- Product Flow: A flow that is triggered when a specific product is added to the cart
- Category Flow: A flow that is triggered when a specific category is added to the cart
- Cart Total Flow: A flow that is triggered when the cart total reaches a certain amount
- Coupon Flow: A flow that is triggered when a specific coupon code is applied to the cart
Once you’ve selected the type of flow you want to create, you’ll be able to add steps to your flow. There are Currently, there are four types of steps available:
- Product Page: A step that displays a product page
- Cart Page: A step that displays the cart page
- “Thank You” Page: A step that displays a thank you page after an order is placed
- “Custom Thank You” Page: A step that allows you to redirect customers to any URL after an order is placed (useful for upsells/downsells)
