The Friday Afternoon Recovery Run
Filter to the last 7 days, sort by value and email the five shoppers with the biggest carts.
Shoppers who fill a cart and walk out without buying are invisible to you right now. Every one of them is about to have a name, a cart, and a price tag.
Every cart that never became an order, on one screen, with the customer attached and the money counted.
Carts that became orders, empty carts and saved-for-later lists are left out.
Each cart shows its value, and the totals row adds up items and value for everything your filters matched.
Click the item count to see the products in that cart without leaving the list.
Logged-in shoppers show their name and email; guest carts are labeled as guests.
Search by customer name, username, email, IP address, or cart number. The customer asking what happened to their basket gets a real answer, in your first reply.
Use presets from today to last year, or pick any two dates.
Sort by cart number, customer, item count, value, last activity or created date.
Remove one item, a whole cart, or every cart your filters matched. Each action asks first, and only a full administrator can delete anything at all.
There are no settings. Turn the plugin on and your carts are listed.
Sort by value to see the biggest abandoned carts first, each with the customer's name and email.
Export every matching cart with customer, email, items, value, dates and product names to CSV for your email platform.
Turn the report on to see who left a cart, what was in it and what it was worth.
Filter to the last 7 days, sort by value and email the five shoppers with the biggest carts.
When one product keeps appearing in abandoned carts, open those carts to look for a pattern in price, shipping or the product page.
Count guest carts for a date range to see whether guest checkout needs attention.
Filter to carts older than a year and delete them in one action.
Search a customer's email and read back the items in their cart.
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See every cart that never became an order, with the customer's name and the cart's value on one screen.