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Build an abandoned cart recovery flow

Ask Claude to analyze recent abandoned checkouts and write a two- or three-message email or SMS recovery flow matched to cart value and checkout stage.

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Describe the task

Ask Claude to analyze recent abandoned checkouts and write a two- or three-message email or SMS recovery flow matched to cart value and checkout stage.

Connect to my Shopify store and review abandoned checkouts from the last 30 days. Segment them by cart value and checkout stage, then write a three-message recovery flow. Do not use a discount in the first two messages.

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What you'll need

  • Your Shopify store connected
  • Your email or SMS platform and the send windows you already use
  • Your offer rules, including whether a discount is allowed and when it can appear
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What Claude does

  • Pulls abandoned checkouts, cart contents, cart value, and the last completed checkout step
  • Segments shoppers by intent and value instead of sending one sequence to everyone
  • Writes the subject lines, message copy, timing, and channel for each step
  • Holds any incentive until the final message unless the data supports using it earlier
What you get

A complete abandoned cart recovery flow with segments, timing, subject lines, email or SMS copy, and a clear rule for when to use an offer.

Ready to run it?

Open this workflow in Claude, connect the relevant tools, and run it against your brand data.

What should you know before starting?

What should a DTC abandoned cart recovery flow include?

A strong flow matches message and timing to cart value and checkout stage, answers the likely objection first, and saves any discount for the point where it is needed.

What do you need to start?

Start with your Shopify store connected. Add your email or SMS platform and the send windows you already use.

What does Claude return?

A complete abandoned cart recovery flow with segments, timing, subject lines, email or SMS copy, and a clear rule for when to use an offer.