Favourites
introduction favourites let your b2b customers save products they're interested in as they browse, and come back to them later from the my account area instead of searching for the same product again or leaving items sitting in the cart, customers click the heart icon on any product to save it, then return to their favourites whenever they're ready to buy favourites are a lightweight way to keep track of products they save the product itself not a quantity or a specific variant so they're ideal for customers browsing a large catalogue who want a quick way to mark products for later without building a full order favourites are personal to each logged in customer a customer only ever sees their own list, and it isn't shared with other users or accounts want to test out favourites? head over to our b2b demo store https //demo sparklayer io/ and give it a go! key features save products as you browse a heart icon on product pages and collection pages lets customers save a product in one click, without interrupting what they're doing lightweight and simple favourites save just the product, with no quantities, variants, or pricing to manage there's nothing to configure or keep up to date everything in one place saved products appear in a dedicated favourites section in my account, right alongside shopping lists add to the cart in a few clicks customers select the favourites they want, choose their options and quantities, and add them straight to the cart keep the list relevant customers can remove a favourite at any time, and removing it never affects the product or their shopping lists favourites vs shopping lists favourites and shopping lists docid\ aqjjjc8wjrskiyivjizrg work side by side, but they're designed for different jobs favourites shopping lists best for marking products to come back to later building and reordering a specific order what's saved the product only products with their variants and quantities structure one simple list per customer multiple named lists per customer adding to the cart select products, then choose options and quantities add the whole list, or selected items, with saved quantities if a customer knows exactly what they want to reorder, a shopping list is the better fit if they're browsing and want to remember products for later, favourites is the quicker option you can learn more in our shopping lists guide how it works adding a product to favourites customers can favourite a product from two places from a product page click the heart icon next to the add to cart button from a collection page click the heart icon shown on each product card the heart icon updates to show the product has been saved, so it's always clear which products are already in favourites favouriting a product that's already saved won't create a duplicate please note favourites save the product itself rather than a specific variant or quantity customers choose their options and quantity when they add a favourite to the cart viewing favourites in my account saved products appear in a favourites section on the my account overview, showing a preview of the most recently saved items hovering over a product shows its name, and clicking view all opens the full favourites page the favourites page lists every saved product with its image, name, and sku, along with the total number of favourites in the heading if a customer hasn't saved anything yet, the page explains how to get started using the heart icon on products adding favourites to the cart when a customer is ready to buy, they can add favourites to their cart directly from the favourites page click select & add to cart select one or more products from the list for each product, click choose options to pick the variant and set the quantity current pricing and stock are shown for each option add the selected products to the cart only the products the customer selects are added adding favourites to the cart doesn't remove them from favourites, so customers can keep coming back to the same products please note adding favourites to the cart follows the same availability and quantity rules as adding a product anywhere else in sparklayer if a product can no longer be added for example, if it's no longer available the customer is shown a clear message removing a favourite to remove a product from favourites, customers click the remove icon next to it on the favourites page the product is removed straight away removing a favourite only affects the customer's favourites list it doesn't change the product, and it has no effect on any shopping lists turning favourites off favourites are on by default if you'd prefer not to offer them to your customers, you can turn them off from the sparklayer dashboard go to storefront → options https //app sparklayer io/storefront/options open the my account settings section turn off the show favourites toggle click save & publish to apply the change to your live site once turned off, the heart icon no longer appears on product or collection pages, and the favourites section is removed from my account you can turn favourites back on at any time from the same place faq what's the difference between favourites and shopping lists? favourites are a lightweight way to mark products to come back to later they save just the product shopping lists are for building and reordering a specific order, and save products with their variants and quantities both are available side by side in my account can a customer save a specific variant or quantity as a favourite? no favourites save the product itself customers choose the variant and quantity when they add a favourite to the cart, so they always see current options, pricing, and stock can customers favourite products from collection pages? yes the heart icon appears on product cards on collection pages as well as on product pages, so customers can save products as they browse are favourites shared with other users or accounts? no favourites are personal to each logged in customer a customer only sees their own list, and it isn't shared with other customers or users does adding a favourite to the cart remove it from favourites? no products stay in favourites after being added to the cart, so customers can return to them again and again what happens if a favourited product is no longer available? the product still appears in the customer's favourites, but it can't be added to the cart the customer is shown a clear message explaining this, and can remove the product from their list does removing a favourite affect my shopping lists? no removing a product from favourites only affects that customer's favourites list shopping lists are completely separate