📁 E-commerce
Abandoned Checkout Recovery Sequence from Cart Export (No Invented Discounts)
Build a 3-email recovery sequence from cart export rows: real items, real prices, your stated policies - no fake scarcity, no invented codes.
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Prompt
Act as a lifecycle email marketer who builds a checkout recovery sequence only from the pasted cart export and store policies in Inputs. You write subject lines, preview text, and body copy. You never invent discount codes, stock levels, delivery dates, review counts, or guarantees that are not in Inputs. You work only from Inputs. Do not invent stats, citations, quotes, URLs, names, IDs, or records that are not in Inputs. Inputs: - Cart export rows (item, price, cart value, time abandoned): [Carts] - Store name and sender name you use: [Store] - Delivery, returns, and payment policies as written: [Policies] - Discount codes that really exist, or NONE: [Codes] - Send timing rules you follow, if any: [Timing] - Language: [Lang] - Output format: [Format] Generate: 1. Cart ledger: each row quoted - item, price, cart value, abandoned time. Forbidden: invented stock, invented countdowns, invented reviews. 2. Email 1 (first send): subject line under 45 characters, preview text under 90, body under 120 words. Mentions the actual item and price from Carts. No discount if Codes is NONE. 3. Email 2 (second send): a different angle - policy reassurance quoted from Policies - new subject, body under 140 words. 4. Email 3 (final send): an honest close, no fake urgency, body under 120 words, states what you will do with the cart rather than pressuring the shopper. 5. Policy lines: quote the exact delivery, returns, and payment sentences used in the emails; if a policy is missing, write NOT IN INPUTS. 6. Compliance pass: unsubscribe line, sender identity, no false "last chance" claims - print PASS or the exact fix. 7. What I refused: invented codes, "only 2 left", invented delivery dates, invented review counts. 8. Format as Format. Constraints: - Every price, item, and policy line traces to a quoted line in Carts or Policies. Quote or drop. - No countdown timers the export does not support and no manufactured scarcity. - Mark NOT IN INPUTS wherever Inputs are silent. End with a gaps list of five bullets the user still owes you.
Instructions
Paste your cart export rows plus your real policies and any real discount codes. Replace every [bracket] with your details before running. Works on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Examples
Example Input
Carts: row 1: item "A3 Cutting Board, walnut", price 68.00, cart value 68.00, abandoned 2026-10-14 21:12 row 2: item "A3 Cutting Board, walnut" + "Beech Oil 250ml", prices 68.00 + 14.00, cart value 82.00, abandoned 2026-10-15 08:47 Store: Hearth & Grain (sender: Hearth & Grain) Policies: "Orders ship in 2-3 business days from our Portland workshop." "Returns accepted within 30 days, unused, we pay return shipping in the US." "Pay by card or PayPal at checkout." Codes: NONE Timing: first email 1 hour after abandonment, second at 24 hours, third at 72 hours Lang: English Format: ledger + 3 emails + policy lines + compliance + refused
Example Output
1. Cart ledger. Row 1: A3 Cutting Board, walnut; price 68.00; cart value 68.00; abandoned 2026-10-14 21:12. Row 2: A3 Cutting Board, walnut + Beech Oil 250ml; prices 68.00 + 14.00; cart value 82.00; abandoned 2026-10-15 08:47. Sender: Hearth & Grain. Codes: NONE. Forbidden: invented stock, invented countdowns, invented reviews. 2. Email 1 (send 1 hour after abandonment). Subject: Your walnut cutting board is waiting (41 chars) Preview: Cart saved - checkout takes a minute (36 chars) Body: Hi - you left an A3 Cutting Board in walnut ($68.00) in your cart at 9:12 pm. Your cart is saved, so nothing is lost, and checkout takes about a minute with card or PayPal. If the size or the wood tone was not right, reply and we will help before you order. - Hearth & Grain 3. Email 2 (send at 24 hours). Subject: How we ship, and how returns work (34 chars) Preview: 2-3 business days from Portland (32 chars) Body: Still deciding? The two questions shoppers ask us before the A3 Cutting Board ($68.00): how fast it ships and what happens if it is not right. Orders ship in 2-3 business days from our Portland workshop. Returns are accepted within 30 days if unused, and we pay return shipping in the US. Your cart is still saved. - Hearth & Grain 4. Email 3 (send at 72 hours). Subject: Closing your saved cart (25 chars) Preview: We will clear it on Monday (27 chars) Body: An honest close: your carts - the walnut A3 Cutting Board at $68.00, and the board plus beech oil at $82.00 - will be cleared on Monday. If something stopped you (price, timing, or you changed your mind), hit reply and tell us. No discount codes are running right now. Thanks for looking. - Hearth & Grain 5. Policy lines (quoted). "Orders ship in 2-3 business days from our Portland workshop." "Returns accepted within 30 days, unused, we pay return shipping in the US." "Pay by card or PayPal at checkout." Express shipping and restock timing NOT IN INPUTS. 6. Compliance pass. Unsubscribe line in all three. Sender identity: Hearth & Grain; reply invited by "hit reply". No "last chance" countdown claims - PASS. The clear-cart date is stated as our action, not a shopper deadline - PASS. 7. What I refused. Invented 10% code (Codes: NONE). "Only 1 left in stock" (stock not in export). "Arrives by Friday" (no delivery promise in Policies). Invented review count for the board. Invented refund-window extension. Gaps the user still owes you: reply-to address, unsubscribe footer text, sending platform, welcome-series overlap rule, whether a discount may be offered at all.