Add fields for subscription billing info, (name, address etc.), Shipping Info

The current functionality will lead a user to an empty cart when clicking the cart link in an abandoned cart follow up email from another device than the device that was used to abandon the cart.

The cart should be temporarily saved in the database so that the user can get back to the cart across devices. Consider a scenario where a user has to abandon their cart at their work computer and get the email at their phone on the bus home. They cannot complete their purchase if they were not logged in, because the cart is empty.

When setting up a storewide Email, and selecting a specific Category, every product from that category triggers a new email, regardless if that user already has a scheduled email for the same cart. Users are getting 2, sometimes 3 emails simultaneously for the same cart.

Please fix this to work like the storewide email sans categories, where adding additional products does not trigger any additional emails.

We were just asked by a client how they could check where single mails have been sent to. That can be found in the Reports (wp-admin/admin.php?page=followup-emails-reports) under said email's name.

May I suggest to add a link "View Report" to the Emails list (wp-admin/admin.php?page=followup-emails)? Or even better make links out of Sent/Opens/Clicks in that list's Stats column.

Provide a filter to allow us to control how many items show per page for both the Subscribers and Opt-outs tabs. Right now, that number is hardcoded to 20, which is unmanageable with large lists.

Follow up emails are pegged to an event, like product purchase or subscription renewal, which occurs at a specified hour of the day. If a subscription expires at 11:30 p.m. or 1:00 a.m., that's when the follow up email is sent. It's unprofessional at best. There needs to be an option that allows emailing at a specified time of day, say 11:00 a.m., or a specified period, like 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Virtually the same request was made previously and is marked "Completed" but I am told that it was never done. http://ideas.woocommerce.com/forums/133476-woocommerce/suggestions/16040521-have-option-to-send-follow-up-emails-at-chosen-tim

Using the 'subscription email' section in Follow-ups, it would be great if there was a feature that enabled the system to recognise the difference between subscriptions on automatic renewal and subscriptions on manual. This would mean the renewal reminder emails could target a particular subscription (ie. for automatic subscriptions; This is courtesy email to remind you that your membership is due to expire soon and the cost of your membership renewal will be automatically debited from your nominated credit card on [date inserted].

Cheers,

Sally

It would be very helpful for Follow-up Emails plug-in to have a Reminder for people who sell Courses & Appointments. Ideally the reminder can be linked with the product date/course date and a reminder email could go out a few days before the course or specified time.

I'd like to be able to trigger a follow up email on multiple products using OR logic rather than the default AND logic which is currently used for additional rules.

Use case: A user logs into the website. After a specific period of time of have not been logged in onto the website, a follow-up email is sent.

Basically this is a new trigger based on days spent without having logged onto the website :-)

I'd love the posibility to use the emailtrigger Before Booked Date, even if the Booking has a status of unpaid. Currently the Before Booked Date and After Booked Date triggers are only added if the booking has a status of "paid", "confirmed" or "complete".

A checkbox with the possibility to include the unpaid status on an email to email basis would be great!

I'm able to create a mail with the follow-ups type "Event mail". In there I can create a trigger which send out the mail let's say a day befor the event. But what I'm missing is a function to send the mail to previously created subscriber list.
So this is more or less an automated scheduled mail triggered by the Event Calendar which sends the mail to a predefined subscriber list

A feature on "Follow-up Emails" where batches of emails can be sent over a period of time. For example, if you have 1000 emails to send out can a feature say send 'x' emails every 'x' minutes (i.e.., send 100 emails every '30' minutes). In my case my hosting company will block bulk mailing of emails because the email servers get overloaded so sending in timed batches would avoid this situation.

Example scenario:
Client adds one product from category X to their cart, and one product from category Y.

We'd like to send email #1 if the user has category X product(s) in the cart, but email #2 if the user has category Y products in the cart. If the user has products from both X and Y, then email #1 should take precedence and email #2 should not send.

Give Follow-up Email the ability to do Split (a/b) Tests.

My storage engine is InnoDB instead of MySIAM. Therefore not all database tables are being created upon activation.

The plugin does not take into account that tables can be stored on different platforms in many standards.

Because the plugin makers have forgotten to define this, the plugin does not create the tables at some webhosters.

The tables should have the ROW_FORMAT = DYNAMIC if they are created in the InnoDB format, and if this does not happen, it is encountered against big errors.

In matter of fact this is not an idea but a bug I guess.

Have plain text version options for Follow-up email

it would be good if we could link up separate unsubcribe lists to the opt outs list, so that all are concentrated in one place. Right now you can not even upload a list to the opt out , only one at a time

Integrated followup email email-preferences and unsubscribe endpoints in the woocommerce account page. Make's more sense than your default structure for integrating with the theme which didn't work with my site. Have it as a plugin. Ideally you integrate into FUE and support

When using the "total earned points is greater than" trigger only points changes initiated by placing an order count. It would be helpful if adjustments made in the admin area also caused this trigger to work.