DropUI

React in Shoper when the cart shows real intent

In Shoper, DropUI can work from concrete purchase signals: a 187 PLN cart with free shipping from 199 PLN, a product viewed without add-to-cart, exit from an ad-driven category, or a code meant to close the decision. Store scenario first, consent-based return later.

Integration benefits

What you gain by connecting Shoper with DropUI

  • Cart, product, category, and shipping threshold as scenario source

  • Consent-based follow-up tied to product, cart, category, or code

  • Results counted by add-to-cart, checkout, codes, and purchases

DropUI for Shoper: the cart says what to do next

A good Shoper scenario does not have to start with a discount. Sometimes it is enough to show that 12 PLN is missing for free shipping, remind shoppers about a promotion in the viewed category, or give a clear reason to add the product to cart. DropUI starts from these signals because they are closer to sales than a generic store-wide message.

Decision in the store first, channel later

The first response should do the work where the customer is now: explain a condition, show the next step, capture contact, defend product value, or prevent cart exit. Only if the customer consents can the store return through web push, email, SMS, or WhatsApp. That follow-up is not a separate send; it continues the same cart, product, category, or code.

Shoper without random noise

The store already has payments, delivery, apps, promotions, and sales integrations. DropUI should not add another layer that fights for attention without a reason. It should help in one part of the journey: shipping threshold, premium product, ad-driven category, coupon code, or cart before checkout.

A test you can count

Start with one situation: missing amount to shipping, product without add-to-cart, promoted category, or exit-time code. Measure add-to-cart, checkout, code use, signup, return, and purchase. If the message gets clicks but does not move the shopper forward, change the argument instead of increasing message volume.

Integration data

Context you can use in your campaign

The data below helps run sales scenarios in Shoper. Use only the fields needed for a specific campaign and verify them in a test visit before publishing.

  • Cart value and amount missing to threshold
  • Products, variants, and categories
  • Coupon code, promotion, or gift
  • Onsite event: click, form, consent, exit
  • Continuation channel: web push, email, SMS, or WhatsApp
  • Contact and consent tied to the scenario

Common questions

Questions about the Shoper integration

Not always. In Shoper, shipping threshold, missing amount, category promotion, or a clear reason to add the product to cart can work better.

Only after a store signal: click, form, consent, or exit from a specific product or cart. Follow-up should return to the same thing.

Not if they are not the first step. In DropUI, the channel continues store behavior instead of broadcasting to a list.

A cart close to free shipping. The value is obvious to the shopper, and the result is easy to verify through checkouts and orders.

High CTR without add-to-cart, checkout, or purchase. It means the message gets attention but does not help the decision.

Connect Shoper with DropUI

Connect Shoper with DropUI and start from one measurable moment: cart close to shipping threshold, product without add-to-cart, promoted category, or exit-time code.

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