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What type of report is this:
Q
A
Bug report?
y
Feature request?
y
Enhancement?
y
Description:
An interesting logic loop I have bumped into with abandoned cart campaigns: I have mautic hooked into prestashop, abandoned carts (with or without email) get added into "abandoned cart" segment and orders placed get added into "order placed" segment and removed from abandoned cart segment. A campaign with emails etc runs off the abandoned cart segment.
If an email is sent via the campaign to someone in abandoned cart segment, and they go on to place an order, there is no way to see who was the successful customer as they are removed from the segment and then the campaign right away.
I can see in my email list that x% of people opened the email and x% of them clicked the link to go back to the cart, but mautic (unlike many traditional mailing list apps) does not tell you WHO those people were. Usually I would check in the segment, or campaign, but this dosn't work for this abandoned cart set up as they are removed.
I have been trying to work out a solution for this - maybe I can create a third list of something, but havn't figured it out yet. I think having specific details under the list of contacts who opened/clicked etc would be best :)
If a bug:
Q
A
Mautic version
PHP version
Steps to reproduce:
Create two segments:r Order placed and Cart created
Fill those (via plugin or manually) with customer emails, according to webshop (example below)
Create a third segment - abandoned cart, set list to be filled with including cart created excluding order placed segment membership
Build a campaign that encourages people who abandoned their cart to place an order, e.g. an email sent one hour after they join the abandoned cart email linking to the /cart page.
If the campaign is successful the email is no longer visible in any place linked to the campaign, so you can't analyse the data further.
If b@c.com placed an order, then they would be moved from abandoned cart segment automatically.
So now, abandoned cart segment contains only c@c.com
So, what we want is for c@c.com to place an order. We send them an email from a campaign saying "Go to your Cart now (button link etc)" - they get the email, open it and YAY, the go to their cart and finish placing an order.
So they are added to Order placed and removed from abandoned cart.
The ISSUE I am reporting is that we now have no way identify which customers went through this campaign successfully. I know that one customer did get the email and opened and clicked but I don't know WHICH customer.
Please bear in mind that for on-line retail, this campaign type is a major reason to use software like mautic - it is literally VITAL that the software can do this kind of campaign. The mautic plugin bridge I use from my webshop to mautic is specifically built to enable the use of mautic for abandoned cart campaigns. While this bug is long and complex and dull, it is important.
Log errors:
Please check for related errors in the latest log file in [mautic root]/app/log/ and/or the web server's logs and post them here. Be sure to remove sensitive information if applicable.
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Done @dbhurley please open, and note that this is an important feature request - it's part of the basic purpose of mautic that this kind of campaign is possible.
Please DO NOT report security vulnerabilities here. Send them to security@mautic.com instead.
What type of report is this:
Description:
An interesting logic loop I have bumped into with abandoned cart campaigns: I have mautic hooked into prestashop, abandoned carts (with or without email) get added into "abandoned cart" segment and orders placed get added into "order placed" segment and removed from abandoned cart segment. A campaign with emails etc runs off the abandoned cart segment.
If an email is sent via the campaign to someone in abandoned cart segment, and they go on to place an order, there is no way to see who was the successful customer as they are removed from the segment and then the campaign right away.
I can see in my email list that x% of people opened the email and x% of them clicked the link to go back to the cart, but mautic (unlike many traditional mailing list apps) does not tell you WHO those people were. Usually I would check in the segment, or campaign, but this dosn't work for this abandoned cart set up as they are removed.
I have been trying to work out a solution for this - maybe I can create a third list of something, but havn't figured it out yet. I think having specific details under the list of contacts who opened/clicked etc would be best :)
If a bug:
Steps to reproduce:
EXAMPLE
Say if Cart created segment contains:
a@a.com
b@b.com
c@c.com
and Order placed contains:
a@a.com
then Abandoned cart contains
b@b.com
c@c.com
If b@c.com placed an order, then they would be moved from abandoned cart segment automatically.
So now, abandoned cart segment contains only c@c.com
So, what we want is for c@c.com to place an order. We send them an email from a campaign saying "Go to your Cart now (button link etc)" - they get the email, open it and YAY, the go to their cart and finish placing an order.
So they are added to Order placed and removed from abandoned cart.
The ISSUE I am reporting is that we now have no way identify which customers went through this campaign successfully. I know that one customer did get the email and opened and clicked but I don't know WHICH customer.
Please bear in mind that for on-line retail, this campaign type is a major reason to use software like mautic - it is literally VITAL that the software can do this kind of campaign. The mautic plugin bridge I use from my webshop to mautic is specifically built to enable the use of mautic for abandoned cart campaigns. While this bug is long and complex and dull, it is important.
Log errors:
Please check for related errors in the latest log file in [mautic root]/app/log/ and/or the web server's logs and post them here. Be sure to remove sensitive information if applicable.
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