Previously, identifying which funnel was assigned as the Global Checkout could be confusing, especially if you had numerous funnels. The new Store Checkout concept simplifies this by providing a dedicated interface and better control, replacing the old Global Checkout approach.

Once enabled, the Store Checkout will replace the default WooCommerce checkout page with your CartFlows-designed checkout experience, making it easier to manage and optimize conversions without confusion.

What’s New in Store Checkout?

Here are the key changes introduced with the Store Checkout feature:

• Enable/Disable Store Checkout: You can now toggle whether CartFlows should take over the WooCommerce checkout page.
• Fixed Checkout Step Position: The Checkout step in the store flow cannot be reordered. It will always appear right after the Cart page, ensuring the correct flow of WooCommerce transactions.
• Removed Product Tab: Since this Checkout is designed to replace the default WooCommerce flow, the Product tab has been removed from the settings. If needed, you can still enable it using a filter as outlined in our documentation.

How to Set Up Store Checkout

There are two ways to set up the Store Checkout in CartFlows:

Option 1: Through the Onboarding Process

• Ideal for new users installing CartFlows for the first time.

Option 2: Manual Setup

Follow these steps to manually configure the Store Checkout:

Step 1: Navigate to the Store Checkout Menu

Go to the CartFlows > Store Checkout section from your WordPress dashboard.

Step 2: Create a Store Checkout

Click the Create Store Checkout button to begin the setup process.

Step 3: Choose a Template

Select from our ready-made templates and click Import Template to bring it into your site.

Step 4: Customize and Enable

Edit the imported template as needed. Once ready, click the Enable Store Checkout button to activate it. This replaces the WooCommerce default checkout with your new CartFlows checkout.

Step 5: Add Additional Steps (Optional)

You may add Upsell or Downsell steps after the Checkout page if desired. Other step types like Optin and Landing pages are not applicable in this Store Checkout.

Frequently Asked Questions

This is useful if you want the benefits of a CartFlows-optimized Checkout while keeping the familiar WooCommerce checkout URL structure.

How It Works

When the Store Checkout is set and the Override option is enabled, CartFlows takes over the default WooCommerce Checkout page.

The page’s URL remains the same as WooCommerce’s default checkout page, but its content and functionality come entirely from your CartFlows Store Checkout.

Requirements

Before you can enable the override:

• You must set a Store Checkout in CartFlows (CartFlows > Store Checkout). Refer to this document to know more about Store Checkout.
• The Override option depends on the Store Checkout setting. If no Store Checkout is set, the Override option will not work.

How to Enable Override Store Checkout

1. Go to CartFlows > Settings > General.
2. Enable the Override Store Checkout option.
3. Save your changes.

Once enabled, customers visiting your WooCommerce Checkout page will see the CartFlows Store Checkout, with the URL unchanged.

Before enabling the Override option:

After enabling the Override option: