Shopify Flow: wishlist triggers
Start Shopify Flow workflows and Marketing Automations when customers save products or when wishlisted items change.
Read the update →Start Shopify Flow workflows and Marketing Automations when customers save products or when wishlisted items change.
Read the update →Let customers keep several sizes or colors of the same product in their wishlist as separate items, each with its own button state.
Read the update →Send shoppers with an empty wishlist to your homepage, all products or any page you choose, in their own language.
Read the update →Show how many shoppers saved a product with a short "Saved by N shoppers" line on the product page.
Read the update →Add social proof to the heart button by showing how many shoppers saved the product, on product pages and cards.
Read the update →Turn your most wishlisted products into ranked collections that refresh every day and work with your own rules.
Read the update →See which orders came from wishlists, which wishlisted products they contained and how much revenue they brought.
Read the update →When Lyst recognizes your theme, place every wishlist button and the header icon with a single click.
Read the update →Keep a count of how many shoppers have each product in a wishlist, ready to show on your storefront.
Read the update →Wishlists that stay empty for more than a day are removed automatically, freeing capacity on your plan.
Read the update →Define your brand colors once and reuse them in every color picker across Branding, with linked fields kept in sync.
Read the update →Let shoppers open their full wishlist in a modal over the current page instead of leaving it.
Read the update →Customers decide whether anyone with the link can open their wishlist or keep it private, right in the share dialog.
Read the update →Short messages on your storefront confirm when shoppers add, remove, move or buy wishlist items.
Read the update →Shoppers can switch a saved product to another size or color directly in their wishlist, without visiting the product page.
Read the update →Wishlist texts follow the shopper's language, with 9 fully translated languages and 22 more covering most texts.
Read the update →Fine-tune any part of the wishlist on your storefront with your own CSS, with a class reference beside the editor.
Read the update →Automatically delete guest wishlists after a set number of days without activity to keep your data and plan capacity clean.
Read the update →Shoppers can move a product from the cart to their wishlist with a Save for Later button on each cart line.
Read the update →Every store gets a working wishlist page right away, with no page to create and no block to add.
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