After installing and activating the Advanced Filters add-on for ShopMagic PRO, automations will be enriched with additional possibilities to segment your customers and target the emails more precisely.
You don't have to set up anything - after installation, all new filters will work out of the box.
The add-on is a part of ShopMagic PRO.
Available filters#
New filters available in the add-on:
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- Customer - Automation Run Count
- Customer - Custom Field
- Customer - Email
- Customer - Is Guest
- Customer - Total Spent
- Customer - Orders Count
- Order - Custom Field
- Order - Customer Note
- Order - Date Completed
- Order - Date Created
- Order - Date Paid
- Order - Is Customer's First
- Order - Item Categories
- Order - Item Count
- Order - Payment Method
- Order - Shipping Method
- Order - Status
- Order - Total
WordPress fields available in filters#
The following WordPress user fields can be checked with ShopMagic filters.
| WordPress field | Filter | Meta key |
|---|---|---|
User ID (ID) |
Customer - ID | Not required |
| Customer email | Customer - Email (Advanced Filters) | Not required |
| First name | Customer - Custom Field (Advanced Filters) | first_name |
| Last name | Customer - Custom Field (Advanced Filters) | last_name |
| Other custom user metadata | Customer - Custom Field (Advanced Filters) | The exact saved meta key |
Customer - Custom Field reads user metadata for registered customers. It does not read columns from the WordPress users table.
The account fields user_login, user_pass, user_nicename, display_name, and user_registered have no dedicated filters in the reviewed plugin files and cannot be checked by entering their names in Customer - Custom Field.
user_email is also an account field, not a meta key. Customer - Email checks the email supplied by ShopMagic's customer object; it is not a direct filter on the WordPress database column.