What is Dynamic Trigger?
Dynamic triggers are pre-defined conditions that automatically activate post-purchase offers based on specific customer orders.
Some examples include:
- Trigger a post-purchase offer if the order includes any product from a specific collection.
- Trigger a post-purchase offer for high-ticket products when the customer’s order value exceeds $10,000.
How to Use Dynamic Trigger?
Step 1: Open the Sales Funnel
If you already have a sales funnel set up, select it and click Edit. Otherwise, create a new funnel and set up a Post-Purchase Offer.
Step 2: Edit the Trigger
Choose the trigger type that suits your needs. GemPages supports three main types of triggers:
1. If you choose Any Products
- Tick the option for Any Products.
- Save the trigger.
The post-purchase offer will display if the customer buys any product from your store.
2. If you choose Specific Products
- Tick the option for Specific Products.
- Select products (no limitation on the number of products).
- Save the trigger.
The post-purchase offer will display when the customer buys one of the specified products.
3. If you choose Custom Triggers
- Tick the option for Custom Trigger.
- Set up the trigger conditions. Here are the details:
Product in Collection(s)
is | If you set up “Product in Collection” is “Collection A,” any order with a product belonging to Collection A will lead customers to the post-purchase page. | |
Is not | If you set up “Product in Collection” is not “Collection A,” the customer’s order must not contain any product from Collection A to trigger the post-purchase page. |
Product Price
Is greater than | Orders with a product price greater than the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is less than | Orders with a product price less than the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is equal to | Orders with a product price equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is not equal to | Orders with a product price not equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is greater than or equal to | Orders with a product price greater than or equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. |
Specific Product
is | If you set “Specific Product” as “A Bowl,” the customer’s order must include this Bowl to trigger the post-purchase offer. | |
Is not | If you set “Specific Product” as not “A Bowl,” the customer’s order must NOT include this Bowl to trigger the post-purchase offer. |
Order Value
Is greater than | Orders with a total value (excluding tax and shipping) greater than the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is less than | Orders with a total value less than the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is equal to | Orders with a total value equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is not equal to | Orders with a total value not equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is greater than or equal to | Orders with a total value greater than or equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page.. |
Total Items
Is greater than | Orders with a total item count greater than the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is less than | Orders with a total item count less than the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is equal to | Orders with a total item count equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is not equal to | Orders with a total item count not equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. | |
Is greater than or equal to | Orders with a total item count greater than or equal to the benchmark will trigger the post-purchase page. |
Additional Conditions
- And: Combine two or more conditions. The customer order must satisfy all conditions for the post-purchase offer to appear.
- Or: Combine two or more conditions. The customer order only needs to satisfy one of the trigger conditions for the post-purchase offer to appear.
Example:
If your conditions are:
- Product price is greater than $1,000.
- Product collection is “Collection A.”
These orders will meet the conditions:
- An order contains one product that costs over $1,000 and belongs to “Collection A.”
- An order contains at least two products: one from “Collection A” and another priced over $1,000.
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