You can find the Abandon Carts under WooCommerce > Abandoned Carts > Abandoned Orders page. All the plugin settings, including list of Abandoned Carts, emails sent, recovered carts, etc. are contained here. The only thing not present on this page is the Dashboard widget, which will show up on your WordPress admin dashboard.

For all users, the cart is considered as abandoned after the set cut-off time has passed. The default value for this is X minutes.

For a logged-in user, the cart is tracked right after the product is added to his cart. It is considered abandoned as soon as the cut-off time has passed since adding the product to cart. Whereas, for a guest user, if Add to cart popup modal is enabled then the cart will be abandoned once the email address is entered in popup modal. If Add to cart modal is disabled then the cart can be abandoned only after the guest user reaches the checkout page and mentions his first name, last name, phone number, and email address.

You will find all the Abandoned Cart plugin settings in WooCommerce > Abandoned Carts -> Settings page. They are divided into 4 categories, namely General Settings, Add To Cart Popup Editor Settings, Email Sending Settings & Restriction Settings.

When you add or edit an email template, it has a “Enter coupon code to add into email” Here you need to enter a coupon code that you have created from WooCommerce > Coupons page. You would also need to add the {{coupon.code}} merge tag in the Body section of the template. This will send the same coupon code to all customers to whom that abandon cart email is sent to.

If you want to send a unique coupon code to each customer, then you need to enable the “Generate unique coupon codes” setting. In addition, you still need to enter a parent coupon code in the “Enter a coupon code to add into email” setting. The unique coupon codes will be generated based on the settings added for the parent coupon code.

You can learn more about the coupon code settings here.

When an order is claimed, it is removed from the Abandoned Orders list and moved to Recovered Order tab under WooCommerce > Abandoned Carts. No further emails will be sent to any customer who has already claimed their abandoned cart.

Yes. You can view which email templates are sent to which customers from the Sent Emails tab. You can also view which customers have opened the email.

Alternatively, for email sent to customers, you can also send a copy of it to the site admin or to an external email address too. This can be done from the add/edit email template page in the “Send the Abandoned cart emails to:” field.

Our plugin uses the WP-Cron which will send the abandoned cart reminder email to customers automatically. The email sending is done at every 15 minutes. If you want, you can change this interval from the “Setting for sending emails using WP Cron” under “Email Sending Settings” page in Settings.

There are several reasons abandoned cart reminder emails not being sent from your website.

It could be that WP-Cron is disabled on your site, or your server has some restrictions which does not allow WP-Cron, or the emails are actually sent, but the email server has failed to deliver them to the recipient. If you see the emails under the “Sent Emails” section but if they are still not being received, then it’s likely a problem with your email server. You can contact your web host about this.

You can refer to this post for fixing the WP-Cron issue.

Yes, you can setup a manual cron in your server’s administration panel. For example, if you are using cPanel, it has a section Named as “Cron Jobs” which allows you to create the cron job.

/usr/bin/wget -q -c {your_site_path}/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-abandon-cart-pro/cron/wcap_send_email_using_cron.php

You can refer to this document for creating a cron job in cPanel.

Yes, that is dummy data. The merge tags in the email template are replaced with the data of the store, like admin email address, two simple products of the store and other information are fetched and replaced with the merge tags. When the actual abandon cart recovery emails are sent out, these merge tags will be replaced with the customer’s cart data.

Once the customer clicks on the add to cart button, our plugin opens the popup modal for capturing the customer’s email address. If the email address capture is set to be mandatory in admin, then the popup modal will close if the email address is not provided by the customer & the item will not be added to cart. Once the email address is provided by the customer, only then the product will be added to the cart. The email capture can be set as non-mandatory, which means that the popup to ask for email address will be displayed, but the customer can simply click on the “No thanks” button & proceed to adding the item to the cart.

You can learn more about the Add to cart popup modal here.

If you are using custom buttons for Add to Cart, then the popup won’t appear. The Add to Cart popup appears with the default Add to Cart buttons.

It is also possible that you are using the Add to Cart button on a custom page & not one of the default pages like WooCommerce’s shop page, product page, category page and on the home page.

You can contact our support team to get this resolved as each custom button needs a different solution.

Yes, our plugin is compatible with WPML. You can send the abandoned cart reminder emails in different languages using WPML. Our plugin will send the abandoned cart reminder emails in the respective language in which the customer has abandoned the cart. You can learn more about it here.

Yes, our plugin is compatible with Aelia multicurrency switcher plugin. We have an addon Aelia Currency Switcher addon for WooCommerce Abandoned Cart Plugin.

It will send the abandoned cart reminder emails in the same currency in which customer had abandoned the cart.

You have to just upload the plugin and in network settings, check the option to enable plugin management, and then from each individual site you need to activate it.