• How flows work

  When you set up Wiz, it builds a complete set of automated email flows for your store - each one designed to reach customers at the right moment and turn browsing into sales. This Few readers

• Turning individual emails on or off

  Once your flows are active, every email inside them sends automatically. If you'd rather not send a particular email - say, the last reminder in a series - you can turn it off on iFew readers

• Editing send delays & timing

  Every flow sends its emails on a schedule - the first one fires when the flow is triggered, and the rest follow after set delays. Wiz picks sensible timing for you based on best prFew readers

• The Welcome Flow

  The Welcome Flow is the first impression new subscribers get from your store. When someone signs up - usually through your pop-up - this flow greets them and delivers their welcomeFew readers

• Abandoned Checkout & Browse Abandonment

  Two of your flows exist to win back shoppers who showed interest but didn't buy. Together they cover the most common drop-off points in the customer journey.Few readers

• Recovering past abandoned checkouts

  When you first turn on Wiz, your Abandoned Checkout flow starts working for new abandoned checkouts going forward. But you don't have to leave the recent ones on the table - Wiz caFew readers

• Thank You & Winback flows

  These two flows work at opposite ends of the customer relationship: one follows up right after a purchase, the other reaches out when a customer has been away for a while.Few readers

• Regenerating your flows

  Regenerating your flows rebuilds your entire email system from scratch using your current branding. It's useful after a major rebrand - but it's also destructive, so it's importantFew readers