Make it easy for customers to register, edit, share products, and return to purchasing at the right time.
Shopping lists can be used as favorites, wish lists, gift lists, project lists, or repeat purchase lists. They allow customers to continue without losing items if their decision-making process isn't completed in a single session.
The price, stock availability, or variants of a product listed may change over time. The system must clearly inform the customer of these changes and verify the current conditions when converting the list into an order.
List types
Favorites or products to look at later
Gift and special occasion lists
Project, room or intended use lists
Regular shopping lists
Shortlists for comparison.
Shared family or team lists
List functions
Saving the product and selected variant.
Note: Add quantity and priority.
Naming and classifying the list
Moving products between lists
Share the list via a secure link.
Add selected products to cart
Price or stock change alert
Privacy and sharing
Gift lists can be kept private by default. The customer must explicitly select the sharing option; the duration of the link, access permissions, and the visibility of personal information should be controlled. Sensitive information such as delivery addresses in gift lists should not be disclosed to other users.
List analytics
Most recorded products
Converting to cart without adding to list
The impact of price and stock alerts.
Shared list usage
Products that remained on the list for a long time
Signals related to catalog and inventory planning.
Design your shopping list not as a passive archive of favorites, but as a workspace that supports the customer's lengthy decision-making process, is shareable, and can be converted into an order with up-to-date commercial conditions.