Hi, Ok, so your support person wrote this to me: "When reviewing your question regarding how contacts can opt-in to Constant Contact through WooCommerce, Our integration has access to the following: View and manage coupons View and manage customers View and Manage orders and sales reports View and manage products If customers can opt-in to your store without making a purchase they should sync over to Constant Contact however, we are unable to see which forms communicate with your WooCommerce store. We recommend reaching out to WooCommerce support. Again, I apologize for any difficulty this has caused you and thank you for using Constant Contact!" My question is - how do they opt in to Constant Contact THROUGH the Constant Contact WooCommerce Integration Plugin and system? Also, if you can't see which forms communicate with WooCommerce, how would reaching out to WooCommerce support help? Would they be able to see something new or helpful here related to your plugin and your system's ability to send abandoned cart emails? If so, can you be specific about what that is? As far as I know they can only answer questions about their own plugin. The bottom line is: I need to get people on the so-called "abandoned cart" email while they are viewing products, or adding to the cart, before signing in. What is the earliest we can make this happen with your plugin? Not all new viewers of a store will have an account with us. So that means that, in our case, the majority will never see these emails with your integration tool, correct? Can you answer it this way too: if someone signs up to our Constant Contact newsletter with a sign up form that connects to our Constant Contact account, can they somehow get directly on the WooCommerce Integration lists, and get abandoned cart emails that way, even if they have not yet made a WooCommerce account? Or: if someone signs in to WordPress core using a subscriber account, can they be on the WooCommerce Integration lists, and get on the abandoned cart emails that way?
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