Inside a flow, 3 products, one checkout page

Hello @rinpocse91,

Greetings for the day!

Great question! In CartFlows, you can create different flows for each product package, so that each package has its own checkout process. To achieve this, you would need to create a separate flow for each package and assign the respective product to that flow.

Once you have set up your flows, you can create links or buttons on your pricing table that will direct the customer to the appropriate flow checkout page. You can do this by using the “Button Link” option in CartFlows, and selecting the corresponding flow for each package.

For example, if you have three packages named “Package 1”, “Package 2”, and “Package 3”, you would create three separate flows for each package, and then create three buttons on your pricing table. Each button would be linked to the appropriate flow checkout page.

I hope this helps. Let me know if there is any further question.

Hello Aamir!

Thank you very much, I totally understand i now, I appreciate your help!

I’ll clarify a little bit to make sure I’ve got a good idea of what we want. There may be a simpler solution, but I haven’t figured it out yet. I may be overcomplicating things. ??

We want to sell maternity gymnastics programs (prenatal, postnatal online). There are 3 programs in total:

• 2nd trimester program (Let’s call it “A”)
• 3rd trimester program (We call it “B”)
• Postnatal program (We call it “C”)

We want “A”, “B” and “C” to have a dedicated sales page, so 3 in total.

However, we would also like (this is the problem to be solved) that the sales side of programs “A” and “B” can also buy the other (later in time) programs as a bundle.

Since we are talking about pregnancy related programs, we need to get program A first, then B, and then C. We would like to offer, for example, that anyone who comes to the sales page for program B can buy both B and C if they want.

In summary, these are the variations:

“Program A sales page pricing table:

1. Only program “A”
2. programs “A” and “B”
3. programs “A”, “B”, “C”

“B” program sales page pricing table:

1. Only program “B”
2. “B” and “C” programmes

“C” program sales page pricing table:

1. Only program “C”

So, if I understand correctly, this would require a total of 6 flows (6 products in Woocommerce), which is a bit much.

Is it possible to do this by using store checkout? And then somehow link the buttons in the pricing table to the store checkout?

I hope I described it clearly, it might be a bit complicated!

Thanks for your help!

Hello @rinpocse91,

Thanks for the explanation.

Got your point. The simple solution for this is to add products to checkout using the URL parameter(Pro Feature). By using this feature we can create a URL to add products to the checkout by adding the CartFlows URL parameter.

Then you can add those links to your price tables accordingly.

Please refer to this article:https://cartflows.com/docs/how-to-add-the-products-on-the-checkout-page-via-url/.

I hope this helps. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Okay, thank you very much, We will check it!

Have a nice day, ciao!

Hello @rinpocse91,

Sure, please check and incase of any confusion, please let us know.

Best,

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