How to Set Up a Custom Global Checkout Page

Global Checkout in SellKit is a unique feature that streamlines the checkout process for your entire WooCommerce site. Unlike other sales funnels which can be multiple and product-specific, Global Checkout is a singular, site-wide process that replaces the default WooCommerce checkout flow. Here's how you can set up Global Checkout for your online store.

Step 1: Access Global Checkout

To begin setting up your Global Checkout, navigate to the SellKit panel in your WordPress dashboard. You can find this on the left-hand side of the screen.

1. Click on SellKit.
2. Select Global Checkout from the dropdown menu.

Step 2: Create Your First Global Checkout

Upon entering the Global Checkout section, you'll be prompted to create your first Global Checkout.

1. Click on the Add Global Checkout button.
2. Choose whether to select a pre-made funnel template or start from scratch.

If you choose to start from scratch, you will see your global checkout flow is laid out in a flowchart format.

Step 3: Configuring Global Checkout Steps

In the Global Checkout editor:

1. Click on the node named "Add a Checkout Page".
2. Choose whether to select a pre-made checkout template or start one from scratch.
3. A new checkout step is created now. Click on it to open its details.

Step 4: Designing Checkout Page

In the Design tab, you can design or customize the checkout page.

You can choose between:

• Edit with Elementor (drag SellKit Checkout Form checkout widget)
• Edit with Block Editor (Add SellKit Checkout Form block)

You can now fully customize your checkout layout using your preferred builder. Add SellKit elements like opt-in boxes, coupon fields, or sticky cart features to improve the experience.

Step 5: Applying Coupons

SellKit allows you to apply smart coupons automatically to enhance the customer experience.

1. In the Optimization tab, toggle the Auto-Apply Coupons switch.
2. Select the coupons you wish to apply automatically to every purchase made through the Global Checkout.

Step 6: Adding an Order Bump

If you wish to include an order bump, navigate to the Bump tab. An order bump is an additional offer presented to customers during the checkout process, which can increase the average order value.

Step 7: Adding other Steps

Just like other flows, you can add steps such as Upsell, Downsell, Condition, Opt-in, etc. to global checkout flow. Just keep in mind that this flow will replace your default WooCommerce flow.

Step 8: Finalizing the Setup

After customizing your Global Checkout:

1. Click the Save Changes button to apply your settings.
2. Your Global Checkout is now active and will replace the default WooCommerce checkout flow.

How to Activate or Deactivate Your Global Checkout

Once you've built your Global Checkout flow, you may want to temporarily deactivate it (for testing or seasonal offers) or turn it back on when ready.

To Deactivate Global Checkout:

1. Go to SellKit > Global Checkout in your WordPress dashboard.
2. Click the three-dot menu (⋮) at the top-right of the checkout flow.
3. Choose Deactivate from the dropdown.

⚠️ When deactivated, WooCommerce will revert to the default checkout process until you reactivate the global checkout.

To Activate Global Checkout Again:

1. Follow the same steps above.
2. Click Activate from the same dropdown (the label will change once it's deactivated).

Don't forget to hit the Save Changes button in the top-right corner after making changes.

Points to Remember

• There can only be one Global Checkout per site.
• The Global Checkout applies to all products on your site.
• The steps in a Global Checkout cannot be reordered or prioritized.
• This feature replaces the default WooCommerce checkout flow, offering a consistent and optimized checkout process for all customers.