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WishList Ninja
The Shopify wishlist that powers your email marketing
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The Shopify wishlist that powers your email marketing
6 followers
Most wishlist apps just store saved items. WishList Ninja makes them sell: every save is written onto the shopper's profile in Klaviyo, Mailchimp or Omnisend in real time — including a live has_active_wishlist flag (true only while items are saved), wishlist value and top saved item — so stores can email only shoppers with live buying intent. 7 ready-made flows: price drop, back in stock, low stock + more. 30-day free trial on every plan, unlimited saves. ~12KB script, no code.
How does the has_active_wishlist flag handle the gap between a shopper removing all items and re-saving something later — does it reset the profile each time or carry over historical value data to keep segments accurate?
Thanks for the reply, @farukjrew.
Good question — think of it as a live mirror rather than a log. The flag always reflects the wishlist as it is right now: remove the last item and has_active_wishlist flips to false on the spot, with wishlist_count and wishlist_value dropping to zero in the same moment. Save something again next week and it flips straight back to true — real time, no scheduled resets, no carry-over.
That's deliberate: the property's one job is to answer "does this shopper have live buying intent right now?" So a has_active_wishlist = true segment can never email someone looking at an empty wishlist.
And because segments in Klaviyo/Mailchimp/Omnisend are dynamic, shoppers flow in and out of them automatically as their wishlist fills and empties — no maintenance, and the segment stays honest instead of drifting stale over time. 🥷