Customers can save products for later by signing in, tapping the wishlist icon on a product page, and reviewing them later in My Wishlist.

<h2 data-pm-slice="1 3 []" id="isPasted" style="line-height: 2;">Save products for later</h2>Customers can save products they are not ready to buy yet by adding them to My Wishlist. On the product page, the wishlist icon appears beside the main purchase actions, including Add to cart and Buy it now.<img src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/1QNmd2YL9kd69XA0/hc/Q9r0k7BmLK92vg13/2026071609-a7ec70ea-0d5c-4b52-aa07-83ff73b0625d-72be1163-19ec-4ada-bc59-0f278b19c8f1.png" alt="Product page showing Add to cart, Buy it now, and the wishlist icon" class="fr-fic fr-dii"><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="how-customers-add-an-item-to-their-wishlist">How customers add an item to their wishlist</h2><ol><li style="font-size: 16px;">Sign in to your account Customers should sign in to their store account before saving wishlist items so their saved products are linked to them for later.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Open a product page From the storefront, open the product you want to save.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Select the wishlist icon On the product page, click the wishlist icon next to Add to cart and Buy it now. This saves the product to My Wishlist instead of adding it to checkout right away.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Repeat for more products Customers can visit other product pages and use the same wishlist icon to build up a saved list for a future purchase.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Review saved items in wishlist When ready, open My Wishlist by clicking the wishlist icon in the header to see saved items, prices, and product-level&#xA0;Add to cart buttons. </li></ol><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="what-customers-can-do-from-my-wishlist">What customers can do from My Wishlist</h2>After saving products, customers can use the wishlist page to manage or act on those items later.<ul><li>Add to cart to move an individual saved item toward checkout</li><li>Share Wishlist to send the saved list to the store</li></ul><hr>TIP<blockquote>If a customer is still comparing products, the wishlist is a good way to keep options in one place without committing to checkout yet.</blockquote><hr><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="when-to-use-the-wishlist-instead-of-buying-now">When to use the wishlist instead of buying now</h2><ul><li>When a customer wants to come back and purchase later</li><li>When they are comparing several products before deciding</li><li>When they want to save ideas in one place before sharing them </li></ul><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="important-notes">Important notes</h2><hr>WARNING<blockquote>If a customer is not signed in, saved items may not be tied to their account in the same way. For the most reliable wishlist experience, ask customers to sign in first.</blockquote><hr><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="faq">FAQ</h2>Where is the wishlist icon on the product page? It appears beside the main purchase actions on the product page, next to Add to cart and Buy it now.<hr>Does saving to a wishlist start checkout? No. Saving with the wishlist icon adds the product to My Wishlist. It does not start checkout.<hr>Can customers buy items later from the wishlist? Yes. On My Wishlist, each saved item can show its own Add to cart button so the customer can purchase when ready.<hr>Can customers share their saved items? Yes. Customers can use Share Wishlist from My Wishlist to send their saved list to the store.

How to save products to a wishlist

Customers can create more than one wishlist, choose which list to save products to from product pages, and see the wishlist area renamed to My Lists once multiple lists exist.

<h2 data-pm-slice="1 1 []" id="isPasted" style="line-height: 2;">Save products to multiple wishlists</h2>Wysh lets customers create and manage more than one wishlist. This is useful when they want to organise saved products into separate lists, such as gifts, personal favourites, or different projects.When a customer has only one list, the storefront uses the label My Wishlist. After they create more than one wishlist, that area is renamed to My Lists.<hr>INFO<blockquote>Customers create extra lists from the My Wishlist page using Create New List. </blockquote><hr><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="create-a-new-wishlist">Create a new wishlist</h2><ol><li style="font-size: 16px;">Open the wishlist page Go to the storefront wishlist page. If the customer only has one list, it appears as My Wishlist.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Select Create New List On the wishlist page, click Create New List.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Start using the new list After the new list is created, the customer can save products to that specific list and switch between lists from the wishlist area.</li></ol><hr>NOTE<blockquote>Once a customer has more than one wishlist, the page label changes from My Wishlist&#xA0;to My Lists.</blockquote><hr><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="choose-a-wishlist-from-a-product-page">Choose a wishlist from a product page</h2>On product pages, the standard wishlist action changes when multiple wishlists are available.<ul><li>The customer uses the Add to wishlist action on the product page.</li><li>Instead of saving to a single default list automatically, the wishlist control shows a drop-down.</li><li>The customer can choose which wishlist the product should be added to.</li></ul><img src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/1QNmd2YL9kd69XA0/hc/Q9r0k7BmLK92vg13/2026071609-c4b7a6fc-81b0-42a4-a263-5dbee7b62bac-c1b95e99-1ffe-4aa4-b232-896624778847.png" alt="Product page showing the wishlist button with a drop-down next to the heart icon" class="fr-fic fr-dii">This makes it easier to keep saved items organised without needing to move them later. <h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="what-changes-for-customers">What changes for customers</h2><ul><li>One list: the storefront shows My Wishlist.</li><li>More than one list: the storefront shows My Lists.</li><li>Product pages: the wishlist button includes a drop-down so the customer can choose the correct list.</li></ul><hr>TIP<blockquote>If a customer wants to separate saved items by occasion or category, have them create multiple lists first from My Wishlist, then choose the right list directly from each product page.</blockquote><hr><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="related-wishlist-actions">Related wishlist actions</h2>Customers can still use the existing wishlist experience alongside multiple lists, including the storefront wishlist page and Share Wishlist where available.

How to create Multiple wishlists

Learn how customers can manage multiple wishlists in Wysh by opening the three-dot menu next to a list and choosing Rename, Duplicate, or Delete.

<h2 data-pm-slice="1 2 []" id="isPasted" style="line-height: 2;">Manage saved lists in Wysh</h2>Wysh lets customers keep more than one wishlist so they can organise saved products into separate lists.From the wishlist page, customers can manage an existing list using the three-dot menu shown next to that wishlist.<hr>INFO<blockquote>Use the menu next to a specific wishlist when you want to change that list without affecting the others.</blockquote><hr><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="what-you-can-do-from-the-three-dot-menu">What you can do from the three-dot menu</h2><ul><li>Rename to update the list name</li><li>Duplicate to create a copy of an existing wishlist</li><li>Delete to remove a wishlist you no longer need</li></ul><img src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/1QNmd2YL9kd69XA0/hc/Q9r0k7BmLK92vg13/2026071609-8d1ae26e-63ec-43fd-a731-383c8d8bd714-265594ac-3b60-4365-8c3f-c80c2a795319.png" alt="My Wishlist page showing the three-dot menu with Rename, Duplicate, and Delete options" class="fr-fic fr-dii"> <h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="rename-duplicate-or-delete-a-wishlist">Rename, duplicate, or delete a wishlist</h2><ol><li style="font-size: 16px;">Open your wishlist page Go to My Wishlist or My Lists, depending on how many wishlists you already have.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Find the wishlist you want to manage Locate the specific wishlist you want to change.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Open the three-dot menu Click the three-dot menu next to that wishlist.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Choose an action Select Rename, Duplicate, or&#xA0;Delete from the menu. </li></ol><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="when-to-use-each-option">When to use each option</h2><h3 style="line-height: 1;" id="rename">Rename</h3>Use Rename when the wishlist still contains the right products, but the name no longer fits. For example, a customer might change a list name from &#x201C;Gift Ideas&#x201D; to &#x201C;Birthday Gifts&#x201D;.<h3 style="line-height: 1;" id="duplicate">Duplicate</h3>Use Duplicate when you want to make a copy of an existing wishlist without rebuilding it from scratch. This is helpful if a customer wants to reuse a list for a similar occasion or create a variation of an existing set of saved products.<h3 style="line-height: 1;" id="delete">Delete</h3>Use Delete when a wishlist is no longer needed and can be removed from the account.<hr>DANGER<blockquote>Deleting a wishlist removes that list. Customers should make sure they no longer need it before choosing Delete.</blockquote><hr><h2 id="helpful-notes">Helpful notes</h2><hr>TIP<blockquote>If a customer wants to keep the same products but organise them differently, Duplicate is usually a better choice than deleting and starting over.</blockquote><hr>

Manage multiple wishlists

Learn how to hide the Wysh icon on specific parts of your Shopify storefront using the Wishlist visibility settings in App embeds.

<h2 data-pm-slice="1 1 []" id="isPasted" style="line-height: 2;">Control where the Wysh icon appears</h2>You can hide the Wysh wishlist icon in specific areas of your storefront from your Shopify theme editor. These options are available in the App Embeds settings for Wysh, under Wishlist visibility.<hr>INFO<blockquote>These settings let you turn off Wysh in specific locations without editing your theme code.</blockquote><hr><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="open-the-wishlist-visibility-settings">Open the Wishlist visibility settings</h2><ol><li style="font-size: 16px;">Open your Shopify theme editor In Shopify admin, go to&#xA0;Online Store. On your live theme, click Edit Theme.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Open App Embeds In the theme editor, click the App embeds icon in the top-left corner. It is the fourth icon across.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Expand Wysh settings Find Wysh in the App embeds panel and click the down arrow to expand its settings.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Open wishlist visibility Scroll to the section called Wishlist visibility. This section contains the toggle options for hiding the Wysh icon in different parts of your storefront.</li></ol><img src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/1QNmd2YL9kd69XA0/hc/Q9r0k7BmLK92vg13/2026071609-1394d16f-db77-432d-b066-2ed151c1ec8c-96505d16-194b-4bf5-9d48-5ea1b93a01f5.png" alt="Wysh App embeds settings showing the Wishlist visibility options in the Shopify theme editor" class="fr-fic fr-dii"><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="available-visibility-options">Available visibility options</h2>In Wishlist visibility, enable the options you want to use:<ul><li>Disable header wishlist badge &#x2014; Hides the automatically injected wishlist badge in the theme header.</li><li>Disable wishlist on Homepage &#x2014; Hides wishlist icons on featured product grids on the homepage.</li><li>Disable wishlist on Collection Page &#x2014; Hides wishlist icons on collection listing pages.</li><li>Disable wishlist on Search &#x2014; Hides wishlist icons on search result pages.</li><li>Disable wishlist on Product page &#x2014; Hides the main Add to wishlist button on product detail pages.</li><li>Disable wishlist on related products &#x2014; Hides wishlist icons on related, complementary, and recently viewed product sections on product pages.</li></ul><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="save-your-changes">Save your changes</h2>After selecting the options you want, click Save in the theme editor to make the changes live on your theme.<hr>TIP<blockquote>If you only want to remove Wysh from certain parts of the storefront, leave the other visibility options turned off so customers can still use wishlist features elsewhere.</blockquote><hr><h2 style="line-height: 2;" id="what-each-setting-affects">What each setting affects</h2>Header wishlist badge:This controls the wishlist badge that Wysh injects into the theme header. Turn it off if you do not want customers to open My Wishlist from the header area.Homepage and collection grids:&#xA0;These settings remove wishlist icons from product cards shown on the homepage and collection pages. This is useful if you want a cleaner browsing experience while keeping wishlist actions on product pages.Search results:&#xA0;This removes wishlist icons from products shown on storefront search results pages.Product page:&#xA0;This hides the main Add to wishlist button that appears alongside the main purchase actions on the product page.Related products:&#xA0;This removes wishlist icons from related, complementary, and recently viewed product sections that appear below or around the main product content.<h2 id="notes">Notes</h2><hr>NOTE<blockquote>These settings affect the theme where you make the change in Shopify&apos;s theme editor. If you are working on an unpublished theme, the changes will apply there until that theme is published.</blockquote><hr>NOTE<blockquote>If your store uses manual icon placement for unsupported or partially supported themes, theme code and visibility settings may both affect where wishlist buttons appear.</blockquote>

Hide the Wysh icon

Learn how staff can view customers’ saved wishlist items in Wysh and use them as a starting point for personalised recommendations, quotes, or assisted sales.

Wysh now makes it easier for staff to view customer wishlist favourites directly in the app. Instead of asking customers to share their wishlist by email, you can go to the Wishlists page, find the customer, and open their wishlist to see the items they have saved.This is useful when you want a quick view of what a customer is interested in so you can give better recommendations, prepare a quote, or support an assisted sale.<h2 id="when-to-use-this-feature">When to use this feature</h2><ul><li>When a customer wants recommendations based on products they already like</li><li>When you need to check saved items before suggesting sizes, colours, or similar products</li><li>When you are preparing a quote or helping build an order</li><li>When a customer is shopping in-store, by phone, or through customer service</li></ul><h2 id="how-to-view-a-customers-wishlist">How to view a customer&#x2019;s wishlist</h2>1. Open the Wishlists page -&#xA0;In the Wysh app, go to Wishlists. This page shows a list of customer wishlists that staff can browse.2. Find the customer -&#xA0;Look through the list to find the customer whose wishlist you want to view.3. Open the wishlist -&#xA0;Click the customer name to open that customer&#x2019;s wishlist.4. Review saved items -&#xA0;View the products saved in the wishlist and use them to guide your conversation, recommendations, quote, or assisted sale.<hr>NOTEYou no longer need to ask customers to share their wishlist by email in order to view their saved items.<hr><h2 id="how-staff-can-use-wishlist-favourites">How staff can use wishlist favourites</h2>A customer&#x2019;s wishlist gives you a practical starting point for personalised service. The saved items show what the customer is interested in right now, which helps you respond with more relevant suggestions.<ul><li>Recommend similar products to the items in the wishlist</li><li>Suggest matching colours, sizes, variants, or complementary items</li><li>Use saved products as a starting point for a quote</li><li>Help the customer compare options without asking them to find each item again</li></ul><h2 id="tips">Tips</h2><hr>TIPUse the wishlist before making recommendations so your suggestions stay close to what the customer has already shown interest in.<hr>TIPIf the customer has several saved items, scan for patterns such as brand, style, price range, or product type to guide the conversation more quickly.<hr>TIPWhen helping a customer live in-store or over the phone, opening their wishlist can save time and reduce back-and-forth.<h2 id="faq">FAQ</h2>Q. Do customers still need to share their wishlist by email?A. No. Staff can now view customer wishlists directly in the Wysh app from the Wishlists page.<hr>Q. Where do I open a customer&#x2019;s wishlist?A. Go to Wishlists in Wysh, then click the customer&#x2019;s name to open their wishlist.<hr>Q. What can I see in a customer&#x2019;s wishlist?A. You can view the items the customer has saved so you can use them for recommendations, quotes, and assisted sales.<hr>Q. When should I check a customer&#x2019;s wishlist?A. Check it whenever you need to understand the customer&#x2019;s preferences quickly, especially before suggesting products or preparing a quote.

View customer wishlists

Place the Wysh Add to Wishlist Button anywhere on your product page from the Shopify theme editor, then customise its text, colours, style, and spacing.

Add to Wishlist Button theme block

Use Shopify Sidekick to ask Wysh about wishlists, revenue, demand, and activity. Learn where to launch it, what to ask, and how time ranges work.

Use Wysh with Sidekick

Enable the floating wishlist badge and adjust its position, icon styling, hover colours, shape, and count badge appearance.

<h2 data-pm-slice="1 1 []" id="isPasted">Enable the floating wishlist badge</h2>The Header/floating wishlist badge settings let you show a fixed wishlist button on the screen instead of placing the wishlist badge inside your header. This is useful if you want the wishlist shortcut to stay visible as shoppers move around your store, and also if you&apos;d like to move away from the standard injection method for the badge within the header.When Enable floating wishlist badge is turned on, the app shows a floating badge and automatically disables header badge injection.1. Open the floating badge settings -&#xA0;Go to the Header/floating wishlist badge section in the theme editor by opening the app embed section and expanding Wysh.2. Turn the feature on -&#xA0;Enable the Enable floating wishlist badge toggle.3. Choose where the badge appears -&#xA0;Use the Position dropdown to place the badge, for example Bottom Right.4. Save and preview your storefront -&#xA0;Check the badge on your live theme or preview theme to make sure the position and styling fit your layout.<hr>INFOEnabling the floating badge replaces the header-injected wishlist badge. You do not need to configure both at the same time.<hr> <img src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/1QNmd2YL9kd69XA0/hc/Q9r0k7BmLK92vg13/2026071609-fed4d404-c866-4e4b-af0a-e771551fbb4c-ee1f09b0-597f-47ad-a11a-4bc67f0dafd6.png" alt="Header and floating wishlist badge settings showing position, offset, icon size, radius, and colour controls" class="fr-fic fr-dii"><h2 id="choose-the-badge-position">Choose the badge position</h2>Use the Position dropdown to decide where the floating badge appears on the screen. The selected position acts as the starting anchor point for the badge.For example, if you choose Bottom Right, the badge will sit in the lower-right area of the screen. You can then fine-tune that placement with the offset controls.<h3 id="adjust-horizontal-offset">Adjust horizontal offset</h3>The Horizontal offset setting changes the badge position from side to side.<ul><li>For default edge positions, a value closer to 0 px keeps the badge closer to the screen edge.</li><li>A higher value moves it further inward.</li></ul>Use this when the badge feels too close to the screen edge or overlaps with other fixed elements.<h3 id="adjust-vertical-offset">Adjust vertical offset</h3>The Vertical offset setting changes the badge position up or down.<ul><li>For bottom positions, negative values move the badge closer to the bottom edge and positive values move it upward or downward depending on the selected anchor.</li><li>The helper text in the app explains how the value behaves for middle positions.</li></ul>This is especially helpful if your theme has sticky elements, chat widgets, cookie bars, or other floating tools near the same area.<hr>TIPAfter changing offsets, preview the badge on both desktop and mobile. A position that works well on desktop may sit too close to another floating element on smaller screens.<hr><h2 id="customise-the-floating-icon">Customise the floating icon</h2>You can control the size, shape, and colours of the floating wishlist button so it matches your storefront branding.<h3 id="change-icon-size">Change icon size</h3>Use Icon size to change the overall size of the floating icon. The circular background scales proportionally with the icon size, so increasing this setting makes the entire floating button appear larger.<h3 id="set-the-border-radius">Set the border radius</h3>Use Border radius to control how rounded the floating badge background is.<ul><li>50% creates a circle.</li><li>0% creates a square.</li><li>Values in between create rounded corners.</li></ul>This is the main control for changing the badge from a fully circular button to a softer rounded shape.<h3 id="change-the-default-icon-and-background-colours">Change the default icon and background colours</h3>Use these colour pickers to style the floating button in its normal state:<ul><li>Icon colour controls the wishlist icon colour.</li><li>Background colour controls the button background behind the icon.</li></ul>If you want a high-contrast floating button, choose clearly different values for the icon and background colours.<h3 id="change-hover-colours">Change hover colours</h3>You can also style the hover state using:<ul><li>Icon hover colour</li><li>Background hover colour</li></ul>These settings control how the badge looks when a shopper hovers over it on desktop. This is useful for adding stronger visual feedback and making the button feel more interactive.<hr>NOTEHover colour settings mainly affect desktop behaviour. On touch devices, shoppers usually see the default state instead of a hover state.<hr><h2 id="recommended-styling-tips">Recommended styling tips</h2><ul><li>Use a badge position that does not overlap with chat widgets, cookie banners, or mobile sticky buttons.</li><li>Keep strong contrast between Icon colour and Background colour for accessibility.</li><li>If you use a count badge, make sure the Count badge text colour is easy to read against the chosen background.</li><li>Match the Border radius to your theme style: circular for softer modern layouts, or lower radius values for sharper UI styles.</li><li>Test the hover state colours to ensure the badge still looks branded and readable when shoppers interact with it.</li></ul><hr>WARNINGIf your floating badge is too close to the edge or overlaps another fixed element, adjust the horizontal and vertical offsets before changing icon size. Position issues are usually easier to solve with offsets first.<hr><h2 id="what-to-check-after-setup">What to check after setup</h2>Once your floating wishlist badge is enabled and styled, confirm the following on your storefront:<ul><li>The badge appears in the selected Position.</li><li>The Horizontal offset and Vertical offset place it correctly on desktop and mobile.</li><li>The icon is large enough to tap comfortably.</li><li>The normal and hover colours match your brand.</li><li>If enabled, the item count bubble is readable and does not sit too far away from the icon.</li></ul>With these settings, you can create a floating wishlist shortcut that stays visible, fits your theme design, and gives shoppers a clear view of their saved items.

How to enable and customise a floating wishlist badge

Learn how to turn on the wishlist badge item count and adjust its position, size, font, width, border, and colours in the theme editor.

How to show and customise the item count on the wishlist badge

Use the built-in Share Wishlist button on the My Wishlist page to collect a customer’s saved products and use that list in your POS or quote workflow.

<h2 data-pm-slice="1 1 []" id="isPasted">Use wishlists in your POS workflow</h2>Wysh does not add a separate request button to the wishlist page. Instead, customers use the built-in Share Wishlist button on the My Wishlist page to send their saved items to your store. Your team can then use that shared list as the starting point for an in-store, POS, or quote conversation.<hr>INFOThis workflow is based on the storefront wishlist page. The customer-facing labels shown there include My Wishlist, Share Wishlist, + Create New List, and product-level Add to cart buttons.<hr><h2 id="when-to-use-this-workflow">When to use this workflow</h2><ul><li>When a customer wants help buying wishlist items in-store</li><li>When staff need a simple way to review saved products before creating an order in POS</li><li>When you want customers to send a wishlist for a manual quote or assisted sale</li></ul><h2 id="how-customers-share-their-wishlist">How customers share their wishlist</h2>1. Open My Wishlist -&#xA0;Ask the customer to open the storefront wishlist page. The page title shown is My Wishlist.2. Review saved items -&#xA0;On the wishlist page, the customer can see their saved products, item count, prices, and an Add to cart button under each product.3. Select Share Wishlist -&#xA0;On the right side of the page, select Share Wishlist.4. Send the list to your store -&#xA0;The customer sends the shared wishlist to your store&#x2019;s email address. Your team can then open the email, review the saved items, and continue the sale in your normal POS process.<hr>TIPFor the smoothest handoff, give customers one email address to use for shared wishlists, such as your sales inbox or a dedicated quote inbox.<hr><h2 id="how-staff-can-use-the-shared-wishlist-in-pos">How staff can use the shared wishlist in POS</h2><ol><li>Open the customer&#x2019;s shared wishlist email.</li><li>Review the products the customer saved from My Wishlist.</li><li>Confirm any details that are not included automatically, such as quantity, size, color, personalization, or delivery timing.</li><li>Add the matching products to the order in your POS system.</li><li>Complete the sale, save a draft order, or reply with a quote, depending on your store&#x2019;s process.</li></ol><hr>NOTEThe app&#x2019;s wishlist page helps customers save and share products. Staff still complete the final sale in their usual POS workflow.<hr><h2 id="what-to-ask-the-customer-before-you-build-the-order">What to ask the customer before you build the order</h2><ul><li>The exact quantity needed for each item</li><li>Any variant choices, such as size or color</li><li>Personalization or custom details</li><li>Needed-by date</li><li>Pickup or delivery preference</li></ul><h2 id="what-the-other-wishlist-buttons-do">What the other wishlist buttons do</h2><ul><li>Share Wishlist: sends the wishlist so your store can review it</li><li>+ Create New List: creates another wishlist for the customer</li><li>Add to cart: moves an individual saved item toward checkout</li></ul><hr>WARNING+ Create New List and Add to cart do not send the wishlist to your team. If the customer wants store assistance, make sure they use Share Wishlist.<hr><h2 id="best-practices-for-a-smoother-pos-handoff">Best practices for a smoother POS handoff</h2><ul><li>Tell customers exactly where to send their shared wishlist</li><li>Ask them to include their name and contact details in the email</li><li>Have staff confirm variants and quantities before building the order</li><li>Use the shared wishlist as the reference list for assisted selling, not as a final confirmed order</li></ul><h2 id="faq">FAQ</h2>Q. Can I add a dedicated request-a-quote button to the wishlist page?A. No. The current wishlist workflow uses Share Wishlist as the handoff method.<hr>Q. Can customers still buy items directly from the wishlist page?A. Yes. Each saved product can show an Add to cart button so the customer can purchase items without staff help.<hr>Q. Does the app create the POS order automatically from the wishlist?A. This workflow is designed as a share-and-review process. Your team reviews the shared wishlist, then completes the order in your usual POS flow.

How to sync wishlists with POS

You can change the icon Wysh uses across your storefront from the Shopify theme editor. This setting is found in the Wysh Wishlist app embed, inside the Header/floating wishlist badge section. INFO. The Wishlist icon setting controls the icon shown w

Change the wishlist icon

Understand what each Wysh wishlist metric means, how customer actions feed those numbers, and how to use product-level wishlist counts to spot demand.

<h2 data-pm-slice="1 1 []" id="isPasted">Use Wysh to measure wishlist demand</h2>Wysh helps you understand what shoppers want before they buy. In the Wysh Dashboard, you can track wishlist activity from one place and use the widgets to see how interest turns into purchases and revenue.Your wishlist reporting is driven by customer actions already visible in your storefront, including My Wishlist, My Lists, Create New List, Share Wishlist, and Add to cart.When a customer saves a product from a product page using the wishlist control beside Add to cart and Buy it now, that activity contributes to your wishlist reporting. If multiple lists are enabled, the same action can happen through the product-page wishlist control with its list selector, and the saved items are then managed under My Lists.The metrics on the dashboard are best read as a funnel: customers create lists, save items, buy from those saved items, and then generate wishlist-attributed revenue.<h2 id="find-wishlist-data-in-the-new-dashboard">Find wishlist data in the new dashboard</h2>The new Wysh dashboard brings wishlist reporting together into a set of widgets so you can review performance at a glance.1. Open the Wysh dashboard -&#xA0;Go to the Dashboard in Wysh.2. Choose a date range -&#xA0;Use the dashboard filters on the widgets to view data for one of these ranges:<ul><li>Last 7 days</li><li>Last 30 days</li><li>Last 90 days</li><li>Last 6 months</li><li>Last 12 months</li><li>All</li></ul>3. Review the widgets -&#xA0;Use the dashboard widgets to compare list creation, saved items, purchases, revenue, top wishlisted products, and recent wishlist activity for the same date range.<hr>NOTEThe date range you select changes the data shown in the dashboard widgets, so make sure you are comparing metrics from the same period.<hr><h2 id="what-each-dashboard-metric-means">What each dashboard metric means</h2><h3 id="wishlists-created">Wishlists Created</h3>This shows how many wishlists customers created in Wysh. A new list is created when a customer uses Create New List from the wishlist area. If a shopper only has one list, the storefront label is My Wishlist. After they create more than one, that area changes to My Lists.Use this metric to understand how many customers are actively organising products for later. A higher number usually means stronger shopper intent, especially for stores where people compare options before buying.<h3 id="items-added-to-wishlists">Items Added to Wishlists</h3>This shows how many products customers have saved across their wishlists. These items come from the wishlist action on the product page, shown beside Add to cart and Buy it now.If this number is growing faster than purchases, customers may be interested but still deciding. That often means your products are getting attention, even if sales happen later.<h3 id="purchased-from-wishlists">Purchased from Wishlists</h3>This shows how many wishlist-saved items were later purchased. In practical terms, this is the number of items that moved from a saved state in My Wishlist or My Lists into an actual order.This is one of the clearest signals that Wysh is influencing conversions. If customers frequently purchase items they first saved, your wishlist experience is helping move shoppers toward checkout.<h3 id="wishlist-revenue">Wishlist Revenue</h3>This shows the revenue generated from items that were previously saved to a wishlist and later purchased.Use this metric to understand the sales value influenced by wishlist activity, not just the number of items sold. This is especially useful when you want to measure how much wishlist behaviour contributes to overall store revenue.<h3 id="wishlist-revenue-1">Wishlist Revenue&#xA0;</h3>The Wishlist revenue widget works with a graph breakdown just below the main widgets, so you can see how wishlist-attributed revenue changes over time within the selected date range, as well as seeing revenue for the selected time period from all wishlists.&#xA0;Use the graph to spot patterns such as:<ul><li>Revenue spikes after promotions or campaigns</li><li>Steady growth in wishlist-driven sales over time</li><li>Periods where customers are saving products but not yet converting</li></ul>This view is useful when you want more context than a single total revenue number.<h3 id="top-wishlisted-products">Top Wishlisted Products</h3>This widget highlights the products that customers save most often.Use it to identify which products generate the strongest interest, even before they become top sellers. A product appearing high in this widget can signal demand, buying intent, or strong appeal during comparison shopping.This is especially helpful for:<ul><li>Spotting products customers want most</li><li>Comparing interest against actual sales performance</li><li>Planning promotions, merchandising, or restocks</li></ul><h3 id="wishlist-activity-feed">Wishlist activity feed</h3>The Wishlist activity feed shows recent wishlist-related actions happening in your store.Depending on customer activity, this can help you monitor how shoppers are interacting with wishlists in real time, such as creating lists, saving items, and moving from saved products toward purchase.Use this feed when you want a quick, recent view of engagement rather than a summary total.<h2 id="how-to-read-the-dashboard-as-a-funnel">How to read the dashboard as a funnel</h2>The dashboard works best when you read the widgets together rather than in isolation:<ul><li>Wishlists Created shows how many shoppers are starting to organise products.</li><li>Items Added to Wishlists shows how much product interest those shoppers are expressing.</li><li>Purchased from Wishlists shows whether that interest turns into orders.</li><li>Wishlist Revenue shows the sales value influenced by those purchases.</li><li>Top Wishlisted Products shows which products attract the most saving activity.</li><li>Wishlist activity feed shows the latest wishlist engagement happening in your store.</li></ul><hr>TIPIf wishlists and saved items are increasing but purchases are not, that often means customers are interested but need more time, better timing, or a stronger reason to buy.<hr><h2 id="use-top-wishlisted-products-to-spot-demand">Use top wishlisted products to spot demand</h2>Top wishlisted products can reveal demand before it appears clearly in sales reports. Customers often save products while comparing options, waiting for payday, planning gifts, or returning later to buy.Use this widget to answer questions like:<ul><li>Which products attract the most shopper interest?</li><li>Which items are frequently saved but not yet purchased?</li><li>Which products may benefit from a promotion or extra visibility?</li></ul>If a product gets a high number of saves but low purchase activity, that can point to hesitation around price, timing, shipping, or product choice.<h2 id="how-date-ranges-help-you-analyze-trends">How date ranges help you analyze trends</h2>The dashboard date filters make it easier to compare short-term activity with longer-term behaviour.<ul><li>Last 7 days helps you monitor recent changes and campaign impact.</li><li>Last 30 days gives a useful monthly performance view.</li><li>Last 90 days helps you spot medium-term trends.</li><li>Last 6 months gives broader context for seasonal behaviour.</li><li>Last 12 months helps you review year-long performance patterns.</li><li>All shows lifetime wishlist activity available in the dashboard.</li></ul><hr>INFOWhen reviewing performance, use the same date range across widgets so your wishlist creation, saved items, purchases, and revenue all reflect the same period.<hr><h2 id="what-to-look-for-in-your-results">What to look for in your results</h2><ul><li>If Wishlists Created is high, customers are actively planning and saving products for later.</li><li>If Items Added to Wishlists is growing, product interest is increasing.</li><li>If Purchased from Wishlists is strong, wishlist activity is contributing to conversion.</li><li>If Wishlist Revenue is rising, saved items are turning into meaningful sales value.</li><li>If products appear often in Top Wishlisted Products but not in sales, those products may need extra attention.</li><li>If the Wishlist activity feed stays active, shoppers are consistently engaging with wishlist features.</li></ul>By using the new dashboard widgets together, you can understand not only what customers save, but also how that interest develops into purchases and revenue over time.

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