What's New in CartFlows

Hey, CartFlows Users!

We’ve released CartFlows v3.1.2, bringing a refreshed reporting experience, improved analytics visibility, and several important fixes to make funnel building even smoother.

Improvements:

• Redesigned the weekly performance report email with a cleaner layout, plus new sections for weekly tips, top wins, and quick action links.
• Enhanced Instant Checkout integration so the layout wrapper loads correctly before third-party payment buttons, including Stripe Express Checkout.
• Steps Analytics now displays A/B test variations and archived step rows, making historical performance data easier to track.
• Refined Analytics charts with compact number and currency formatting on the Y-axis for better readability.

Fixes:

• Fixed an issue where long funnel names were truncated in the Funnel filter dropdown on the Analytics screen.
• Resolved dropdown field overlap on product rows within Checkout product settings.
• Fixed trend lines rendering outside the chart area on Analytics graphs.
• Corrected the Select2 dropdown height mismatch on the Checkout page with WooCommerce 9.7.1 and above.
• Fixed a PHP notice related to the Pre-Checkout Offer setting on PHP 8 and above.

Update to CartFlows Free v3.1.2 for a cleaner analytics experience and a more polished funnel-building workflow.

Hey, CartFlows Pro Users!

We’ve released CartFlows Pro v3.1.1, a maintenance update focused on improving analytics accuracy, payment gateway reliability, and login stability.

Fixes:

• Fixed a fatal error that could occur during upsell payouts when using WooCommerce Stripe Gateway 10.7.0.
• Resolved an issue where WooPayments upsell charges failed on new cards when the Saved Cards option was enabled.
• Fixed A/B split test variation conversions not being counted correctly in analytics.
• Corrected the Revenue Per Visit graph displaying as a flat line when values were less than one.
• Fixed a timezone mismatch that caused today’s analytics data to be missing from the funnel editor step rows.
• Resolved an issue where both username and email login failed in the Smart Login modal.

Update to CartFlows Pro v3.1.1 for more accurate analytics, smoother payments, and a more reliable funnel-building experience.

Hey everyone 👋

Quick one this time. The funnel canvas got a small polish pass so step cards feel more consistent to work with, and we cleaned up a PHP deprecation notice that’s been quietly cluttering logs on newer PHP versions.

Let’s get into it.

🔧 Better than before

• Step cards on the funnel canvas feel more polished. Cards are now uniformly sized and hover feedback is clearer — so it’s easier to see what you’re about to click, especially on busier funnels.

🐛 Squashed

• No more PHP deprecation noise when saving checkout products on PHP 8.1+. A harmless-but-annoying notice was firing whenever you updated checkout step products on modern PHP versions. Gone.

Update when you get a chance.

As always, the support is one click away if anything feels off.

— Team CartFlows

Hey everyone 👋

Three new things shipped in CartFlows Pro this release, and they’re all aimed at the same thing — making it easier for the right customer to buy from you. A way to send pre-filled checkout links, a cleaner login experience, and a smarter country picker for stores with strong regional sales.

Let’s get into it.

✨ What’s new

Send a ready-to-buy link straight to a customer

The new Checkout Link Generator lets you build shareable checkout URLs with the product, customer details, and coupon already filled in.

What that means for you:

• Drop a link into an email, DM, or SMS and the customer lands on a checkout that’s already set up for them.
• Skip the back-and-forth on “which coupon do I use?” by baking it into the URL.
• Handy for one-on-one sales conversations, win-back outreach, or VIP offers.

Smart Login: a cleaner sign-in for returning customers

A new Smart Login module replaces the default inline login form on checkout with a focused popup modal.

What that means for you:

• Returning shoppers can log in without losing their place in the checkout.
• The checkout page stays focused on completing the purchase, not on a second form competing for attention.
• The modal blends with your store’s design instead of cluttering the layout.

Put your top markets at the top of the country dropdown

A new Preferred Countries setting lets you pin your highest-volume countries to the top of the country list on CartFlows checkout pages.

What that means for you:

• The countries most of your shoppers actually live in show up first, not buried alphabetically.
• Fewer scroll-and-search moments at the most fragile part of checkout.
• Especially useful if you sell to a few specific markets and want to surface them ahead of the rest.

🔧 Better than before

• The Funnels listing page loads faster on stores with heavy order volumes. Revenue calculations were doing more work than they needed to. We tightened them up so the page is snappier for high-volume stores.

🐛 Squashed

• No more stray HTML entities in your Analytics reports. Funnel and step names were showing characters like ' instead of regular apostrophes. Cleaned up.

We think you’ll like this one. Update when you’re ready.

As always, support is one click away if anything feels off.

— Team CartFlows

Hey everyone 👋

Three things got better in this release. The Funnel Canvas is cleaner and easier to move around. Your WordPress dashboard now shows how your funnels are actually doing. And a stack of small bugs that shouldn’t have made it past us are gone.

Let’s get into it.

✨ What’s new

A redesigned Funnel Canvas

The Funnel Canvas got a full visual refresh, with a calmer layout and clearer step connections.

What that means for you:

• Less visual noise when you’re mapping a complex funnel.
• Steps, bumps, and offers are easier to scan at a glance.
• Building and editing funnels feels closer to sketching on a whiteboard than wrestling with a tool.

Funnel Performance widget on your WordPress dashboard

A new widget on the WP Dashboard gives you a 30-day snapshot of orders and revenue across your funnels.

What that means for you:

• See how funnels are performing the moment you log in. No extra clicks.
• Spot dips or wins early, without diving into full reports.
• Quick context for teammates who check the WordPress dashboard but don’t live inside CartFlows.

Stop the same product being added twice on Checkout

A new filter lets you optionally prevent the same product from being added more than once on a checkout step.

What that means for you:

• Cleaner checkouts when duplicate line items don’t make sense.
• Useful for digital products, services, or any one-per-customer item.
• Opt-in via filter, so existing setups keep working exactly as they do today.

🔧 Better than before

• The Funnels page loads faster. We cut out duplicate data fetch requests that were slowing the list down, especially on sites with lots of funnels.
• The usage data consent label is clearer. The wording on the setup wizard and onboarding now makes it obvious what you’re opting into and why it helps.

🐛 Squashed

• The View Funnel button works correctly again. It was opening the site home page instead of the first step of the funnel. Fixed.
• The Checkout step editor no longer crashes when a WooCommerce variation is deleted. A missing variation used to take the editor down with it. Squashed.
• Beaver Builder step templates import the way they should. They were coming in as blank pages. Gone.
• No more “Something went wrong” popup from Razorpay on Instant Layout thank you pages. A stray error message was firing where it didn’t belong. Cleaned up.
• Funnel previews work again with Test Mode on. The thank you page restriction was blocking previews when it shouldn’t have. Fixed.
• No more PHP deprecation notices on the setup wizard. They were showing on WordPress 6.4 and above. Gone.

We think you’ll like this one. Update when you’re ready.

As always, support is one click away if anything feels off.

— Team CartFlows

Hey everyone 👋

A few days ago we shipped CartFlows 3.0, the biggest admin overhaul we’ve done in years. Since then, we’ve been heads-down on the follow-up work that always comes after a major release: tightening the rough edges, hardening the plugin under the hood, and squashing a handful of bugs that snuck through.

This release isn’t flashy, but it’s the kind of update that quietly makes your day-to-day in CartFlows feel better.
Here’s what changed:

What’s Improved?

• A more polished admin UI. We’ve gone screen by screen and tightened the small details — spacing, alignment, hover states. Individually they’re tiny. Together they’re the difference between an interface that feels “fine” and one that feels finished.
• Hardened plugin security. We’ve patched a set of internal security issues identified during a recent review. Nothing that was actively exploited, and nothing you need to take action on beyond updating. But if you run CartFlows on a client site or a store doing real revenue, this is the kind of update worth installing as soon as you can – security patches are always most valuable before anyone needs them.

What’s Fixed?

• Checkout Offer settings no longer go blank when picking a product. Configuring a Checkout Offer now works without the settings panel disappearing the moment you select a product. So if you’ve ever been mid-setup on a late-night promo and hit this — that moment’s over.
• Floating labels on Store Checkout stay visible after typing. Labels now stay anchored above filled fields the way they should, giving your customers a clear visual cue when they tab back to fix a typo. One less small friction point between them and a completed order.
• THWCFE custom fields render correctly on Store Checkout. If you use Checkout Field Editor (THWCFE) for things like gift notes, delivery preferences, or consent checkboxes, those custom checkbox and radio fields now display properly inside Store Checkout and submit with the order as expected.

Ready to update?

Head to Dashboard → Updates or grab the latest version from your account.

As always, support is one click away if anything feels off.

Best regards,
Team CartFlows