Catalog & products
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Finds products that are out of stock and have had no orders in a year, so you can clear old listings out of your catalog.
Find all products that are out of stock. Check our orders from the last 12 months and tell me which of these products have not been in any order. Show me a list with the product name, SKU and the date it was last changed, and wait for my OK. Move only the products I approve to the trash. Do not delete anything for good, and leave alone any product that has sold in the last 12 months.
Marketing & promos
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Checks that your NotificationX sales popup is live, pulls from WooCommerce and has fresh orders to show, so the social proof is never stale.
Check my NotificationX sales popup. Find every notification that uses WooCommerce as its data source and tell me if it is live. Read the full setup of each one: theme, message template, where it shows and how far back it looks for orders. Then pull my WooCommerce orders from that same window and tell me how many it can show and which products appear most. Flag anything that would make the popup look empty or stale, like no recent orders, out of stock products in the mix, or a popup that is switched off. Do not change anything.
Customers
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Paste a customer's email and get the full tracking story plus a ready reply.
A customer at [email protected] asked where their order is. Find their most recent order, show the full tracking history for its shipment and list the shipping update emails or texts we already sent them. Then write a short, friendly reply I can send with the latest status and expected next step.
Orders & fulfilment
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Line up overdue Booster tasks with orders sitting in Pending or On hold, so you know where to look before customers ask.
Some orders seem slow to move. Check Booster's background jobs and tell me how many are overdue or failed, and how long they have waited. Then find my orders that have been in Pending payment or On hold for more than 24 hours, oldest first, with the customer, total and date. Tell me if the two look connected, and give me a short list of what to check, starting with the oldest orders.
Orders & fulfilment
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Lists every PushEngage push and WhatsApp alert for WooCommerce order events, shows which are off, and matches them to your real order volume.
Check my PushEngage order alerts. List every WooCommerce push automation campaign and every WhatsApp automation campaign, and tell me for each one if it is on or off for me and for my customers. Then look at my WooCommerce orders from the last 30 days and count them by status. Point out the order events that happen often on my store but have no alert switched on. Do not change anything.
Reporting & insights
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Your Mail Mint numbers for the last 30 days next to your WooCommerce orders, with the campaigns that worked and the ones that did not.
Give me my monthly email marketing report. From Mail Mint, get my numbers for the last 30 days and compare them with the 30 days before: new contacts, unsubscribes, emails sent, open rate and click rate. List the campaigns I sent in that time with their opens and clicks, best first. Then get my WooCommerce orders for the same 30 days and tell me how many came on the days a campaign went out compared with other days. End with what to repeat next month and what to stop.
Reporting & insights
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Compares what overseas customers pay for shipping with a suggested country handling fee, so you can decide if a fee is fair.
Check if my international orders pay their way. Get the fee suggestions for my store and pull out any country handling fees. For each of those countries, look at my orders from the last 90 days. Show the order count, the average order value and the average shipping charged, next to the same numbers for my home country. Then tell me for each country if the suggested fee makes sense, should be lower, or should be skipped. Do not change anything.
Orders & fulfilment
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Every late or stuck parcel with the customer behind it, so you can reach out before they email you.
Find every shipment that is late or has a tracking issue. For each one, show the order number, customer name and email, carrier, days since it shipped and the last tracking event. Sort by days since shipped, oldest first. Then tell me which customers I should contact today and what to say to each.
Marketing & promos
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Checks every ad pixel on the store, confirms the last orders reached them, and tells you what is broken.
Check my ad tracking. List every pixel that is active and say if it tracks in the browser, on the server or both. Tell me if the storefront has confirmed the pixels load and if the first order was tracked. Then pull my orders from the last 7 days and tell me how many there were, so I can compare them with the conversions in my ad accounts. Finish with anything I should fix today.
Marketing & promos
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Compares your free shipping threshold in Modern Cart with your real order values from the last 60 days, so the bar nudges shoppers to add one more item.
Check if my free shipping bar is set at the right amount. Read my Modern Cart settings and tell me if the free shipping bar is on and what its message says. Get the free shipping threshold from the cart summary. Then look at my completed WooCommerce orders from the last 60 days. Tell me my average order value, how many orders landed within $15 below the threshold and how many cleared it. Do not change anything. Then tell me if I should raise, lower or keep the threshold, and why.
Customers
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Rebuilds a customer's last order with current stock and prices, and sends a Payplug link to pay.
My customer [customer email] wants to reorder what they bought last time. Find their most recent WooCommerce order and list its items. Check each product for current stock and price, and tell me what changed since that order. Suggest a swap for anything out of stock. Show me the new total and ask me to confirm. After I confirm, create a Payplug payment link with those items and their saved address, and give me the link and a short message to send.
Orders & fulfilment
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Finds this week's failed and unpaid orders, then sends fresh Payplug links for the ones you pick.
Find every WooCommerce order from the last 7 days with the status Failed or Pending payment that is more than 24 hours old. Skip customers who placed a paid order after that. List each one with the customer, the items and the total, biggest first. Ask me which ones to send a new payment link for. For each one I confirm, create a Payplug payment link with the same customer and items, then add a private note to the old order with the new order number. Give me each link with a short, friendly message I can send.
Orders & fulfilment
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Takes an order by phone or email, checks stock, and creates a Payplug payment link after your OK.
A customer just ordered by phone. Their email is [customer email] and they want [quantity and product names]. Find their customer account and last billing address in my WooCommerce orders. Find each product, with its ID, price and stock, and tell me if anything is out of stock. Show me the order total and the address you will use, and ask me to confirm. After I confirm, create a Payplug payment link for that order and give me the link and the order number, plus a two line message I can send with it.
Customers
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Finds paying customers who have not opened an email in 90 days, checks their order history, and tags them for a win-back email after your OK.
Find my Mail Mint contacts who are customers, are still subscribed, and have not opened any email in the last 90 days. For each one, check their WooCommerce orders and show me how much they have spent and when they last ordered. Sort the list by total spent, highest first, and tell me how many there are. Ask me to confirm before you change anything. After I confirm, create a tag called Win-back and add it to these contacts, then tell me how many were tagged so I can send them a campaign.
Pricing & wholesale
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Checks a suggested small order fee against your last 90 days of orders, so you see who pays it before it goes live.
I am thinking about a small order fee. Get the fee suggestions for my store and find the one based on cart subtotal. Then look at my completed orders from the last 90 days below that threshold. Tell me how many there are, what share of all orders they are, and how many came from repeat customers. List the 5 products that show up most in those small orders. Then tell me if the fee amount looks right or if a higher threshold or a free shipping nudge would work better. Do not change anything.
Customers
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Finds shoppers who asked your chat assistant to order or pay another way, and sends them a Payplug link.
Look at my StoreAgent chat conversations from the last 14 days. Find the shoppers who asked to place a bulk or custom order, to pay by link, or to order without the checkout. For each one, read the conversation and tell me what they want and their email if they gave it. Check my WooCommerce orders for a customer account with that email. Show me the list and ask me which ones to send a payment link for. For each one I confirm, create a Payplug payment link and give me the link with a short reply I can send.
Orders & fulfilment
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Turn every Processing order into one production list with the names, colours, dates and uploaded files customers asked for.
Build my production list for today. Find all my orders in Processing status, oldest first. For each order, read what the customer chose in the product options: the text to print or engrave, the colours, sizes, dates and the names of any uploaded files. Group the list by product so I can make similar items together. Flag any order where a text field looks misspelled, is empty, or an expected file is missing, so I can contact the customer before I start.
Marketing & promos
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Compares your live Mail Mint automations with the flows a WooCommerce store needs, and says which triggers your site can use today.
List my Mail Mint automations and show which ones are active and how many contacts each has reached. Then check if I have a flow for each of these: welcome new subscribers, abandoned cart recovery, thank you after a first order, ask for a review after delivery, and win back customers who have not ordered in a while. For each one I am missing, find the Mail Mint trigger for it and tell me if my site can use it now or what it needs. Use my WooCommerce orders from the last 90 days to say which missing flow would help most.
Reporting & insights
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Your top funnels, how much came from bumps and upsells, and how funnel orders compare with the rest of the store.
Show me how my WPFunnels funnels did over the last 7 days. List my top funnels by revenue with their orders, average order value and lift over the store average. Split the funnel revenue into base sales, order bumps, upsells and downsells. Compare it with all WooCommerce orders from the same 7 days, so I can see what share of revenue came through funnels. Only read data, change nothing. End with one thing to fix and one thing to do more of.
Reporting & insights
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Finds the payment methods where orders never reach your ad pixels, so you know where ad data leaks.
Show me tracking accuracy per payment method for the last 30 days. For each payment method, give the number of orders and the share the browser measured, the share recovered and the share left out for missing consent. Rank them from worst to best. Then pull my completed orders for the same period and tell me how much revenue went through the worst payment method.
Reporting & insights
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See which add-ons and choices shoppers pick most in last month's orders, and which ones nobody uses.
Show me which product options my customers actually choose. Find my completed orders from the last 30 days and read the options each customer picked on every item. Count how often each option value was chosen, by product. List the top 10 choices, any priced add-on that was picked fewer than 3 times, and the share of orders that used at least one paid add-on. Then suggest two options I could promote or make the default, and any I could remove.
Reporting & insights
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Views, clicks and click-through rate for every NotificationX popup and bar, set next to last month's orders, with what to keep and what to cut.
Show me how my NotificationX notifications performed. List every notification with its type and whether it is live. For each one, give me its views, clicks and click-through rate, best first. Then pull my WooCommerce orders from the last 30 days and tell me the order count and revenue. Flag any live notification under a 1% click-through rate. Finish with which notifications to keep, which to change and which to switch off.
Reporting & insights
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How many carts were left, how many came back, what was lost and which products shoppers walk away from most.
Give me my weekly abandoned cart report. Show last week's recoverable, recovered and lost carts with their revenue and my recovery rate, and compare them with the week before. Put the recovered revenue next to my total sales from completed and processing orders for the same week. List the 5 products shoppers abandoned most last week with the value left behind. End with the two things most worth fixing this week.
Reporting & insights
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Revenue and orders for each funnel this week against last week, the share of store sales that came through funnels, and the funnel to look at first.
Give me my weekly CartFlows funnel check-in. For each published funnel, show revenue and orders for the last 7 days next to the 7 days before. Compare total funnel revenue with total store revenue for the same 7 days, so I can see what share of sales comes through my funnels. Flag any published funnel with no orders this week. End with the one funnel I should look at first and why.
