Force Sells: Auto Add to Cart

Force related products to be added to the cart

Auto-add products

Link products together

Non-removable products

Add text in cart

Fixed quantity addition

About Force Sells: Auto Add to Cart

Launched May 30, 2024

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Description

Force Sells app enables you to seamlessly include designated products or complimentary gifts in customers' carts alongside specific purchases. You can link products together, so they are added to the cart together. This is useful for linking a service or required product to another. For example, if you are selling iPad glass repair as a service, you can link a new glass window as a forced sell product.

Automatically add related products to cart along with main product
Option to include non-removable products with the main product.
Ability to include text when associated products are in the cart
Ability to add fix quantity in cart of associated products.

Pros

Automatically adds related products to the cart along with the main product, increasing upsell opportunities
Allows for the inclusion of non-removable products with the main purchase, ensuring essential items or services are sold together
Enables the ability to include custom text when associated products are in the cart, enhancing customer communication
Allows setting a fixed quantity of associated products in the cart, offering more control over product bundling
Useful for linking services or required products, such as accessories or complementary items, effectively

Cons

Forced addition of products might lead to customer frustration, as it limits their choice
Potential to cause negative customer experience if not clearly communicated or if unwanted items are added
May result in increased cart abandonment rates if customers feel they are being forced to buy something they do not want
The app's utility might be limited to specific use cases, such as repair services, rather than generic product selling