Route order emails by billing country, order status, product or vendor, and get scheduled low-stock alerts for the categories you watch.
Set a rule once and every matching order is emailed to the address you choose.
Orders from a region that needs extra eyes get extra eyes — automatically, based on billing country.
Email different people when an order reaches different statuses, such as fulfillment on Paid and accounting on Refunded.
Products that need a heads-up ping the right desk the instant they sell — item details included.
For orders with items from several vendors, each vendor gets one email listing only their items.
Scheduled checks email you when products in a category fall within the stock range you set.
Write the subject and body once per rule. Order details drop themselves into the message every time.
Running a multi-vendor marketplace means one order can touch three suppliers at once. Instead of you manually splitting line items and forwarding them, each vendor gets exactly one email, exactly their items, the moment the order lands.
Set a quantity range on a category, paste one scheduled link into your host's task scheduler, and let the checks run in the background. You find out a shelf is thinning before a customer orders the last unit you don't have.
Write a subject line and body once per rule, in a visual builder or a full HTML editor. Drop in a tag, and the matched order item, the vendor's items, or the low-stock product list fill themselves in every time the rule fires.
Add Advanced Notifications and send every order email to the person who needs it.
A mixed order touches three different vendors in one checkout. Instead of manually splitting it and forwarding pieces (and forgetting one), each vendor automatically gets a single clean email with only their own items. The owner stops being the middleman on every sale.
A store shipping internationally routes orders from specific regions straight to the team that handles customs paperwork and regional compliance — the moment the order is placed, not after a shipment gets stuck at a border.
A store selling items that need special handling sets a product-based rule so the moment one of those items sells, a dedicated desk gets a templated email with the exact order details. No relying on someone remembering to check.
A store with hundreds of SKUs across dozens of categories can't eyeball stock levels all day. A scheduled low-stock rule watches specific categories within a quantity range and reports back on a set schedule — catching the slow leak before it becomes a stockout during a sale.
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Send each order alert to the right person by country, status, product or vendor, and get scheduled low-stock warnings as well.
Documentation
User Guide (Version 6)Give shoppers a slide-out cart drawer with a free shipping progress bar and inline coupons, so they never leave the page to see their cart.
Put a coupon code in a link, and shoppers who click it land with the discount already applied and a branded popup confirming it.
Ask targeted questions on the order confirmation page, right after customers pay, and review the answers in an analytics dashboard.
Offer a one-tap upsell on the thank-you page, charged to the card already on file and merged into the order the customer just placed.
