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Field | Description | Example |
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Show Stacks button on results page | *required When active the stacks CTA is shown against each product | Bundle this |
Reveal Stacks button text (e.g. Build your bundle) | *required Customise this based on the kind of bundle/set shoppers can build | Build bundle |
Add all products to cart text (e.g. Add bundle to cart) | (optional) Only shown if Results > Show Add to Cart button on results page is checked | Add all to cart |
Promotional text (e.g. Bundle and save today for 10% OFF!) | (optional) Use this to describe why the shopper should choose more products | Why not build a bundle today… |
Max number of results shown | This can range from 1 to 100, the shopper will shuffle through the products themselves | 5 |
Order results by price | *required You can customise if they are price descending or ascending. | Lowest first |
Category filter | (optional) Use query logic to include one or many product attributes from your feed | product_type: Bags |
Exclusion filter | (optional) Use query logic to exclude any product attributes from your feed | product_subtype: Kids_Bags |
Question Logic
| (optional) This section allows you to reuse any of the shopper’s answers.
| Journey question for moisturiser A: Caudalie day cream Stacks answer for serum |
| Journey question for dress A: I’ll spend a bit more! Stacks logic for bag | |
Optional filters | (optional) Add in any logic to further filter the additional product logic. | BrandHow to set upBrand: (!Aesop) |
Example set up
Using my beauty moisturiser finder I want to also recommend a serum and cleanser that matches the shopper's needs. Because my main journey logic filters by moisturisers as a sub_category in my product feed, I will reuse this logic to do the same for my stacks products:
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In my Stacks tab Additional product 1, I will set up similar logic for serums and Additional product 2 logic for cleansers
Category filter = sub_category: serum
Category filter = sub_category: cleanser
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Now I will reuse the answers from my questions to make the stacks recommendations even more relevant to my shopper’s needs:
skin type e.g. if answer = Dry then
Skin__Type:(dry||"dry skin"||"very dry skin")
skin concern e.g. if answer = Dehyrdration then
Skin__Concern:("dull, dry or dehydrated skin"||"dullness"||dehydration)
age e.g. if answer = 20s then
Age: 20s
price e.g. if answer = I’m on a budget then
price < $35
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When I preview my journey I can see all product results match my answer logic!
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Testing your stacks query logic
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