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7.3Buyer wishlists

What your signed-in buyers have saved — the products they want most, and each buyer's own saved list.

Menu:
Customers
Who:
Owner · Manager · Staff
Package:
All packages
Updated:
2026-10-27

Overview

When a signed-in buyer taps the heart on a product in your shop, it is saved to their Wishlist. This page shows you those saves. It answers two questions: what do people want from you, and what is this one buyer interested in?

Open it from the Wishlists button at the top of the Customers list. Owners, Managers and Staff can all read it. Nothing on this page can be changed.

Only buyers who are signed in are counted. A visitor who is not signed in keeps their hearts in their own browser, and those never reach your shop. So every number here is the least that is true.

Screen tour

This page lists data that is different for every shop, so this guide does not show a picture of it. From top to bottom:

  1. Title and count — for example "12 products saved" or "5 buyers have saved items".
  2. Two tabs — By product and By buyer.
  3. A grey note — it repeats that only signed-in buyers are counted.
  4. The list — under By product: the product, Saved by (how many buyers), its status, and when it was last saved. Under By buyer: the buyer, how many items they saved, and when they last saved one.
  5. Page numbers — at the bottom, when there are more than 20 rows.

Steps

See which products buyers want most

Steps

  1. Open Customers and press Wishlists.
  2. Stay on By product. The product saved by the most buyers is at the top.
  3. Read the Saved by number. It counts buyers, so one buyer is never counted twice for the same product.
  4. Read the Status column. On sale means a buyer can open the product. Not on sale means the product is hidden or archived, but buyers are still saving it. That is a good product to bring back.
  5. Press a product name to open it in your product list.

Look at one buyer's saved list

Steps

  1. Open Wishlists and press the By buyer tab.
  2. Type a name or an email in the search box to find one buyer. Press Enter.
  3. Press the buyer's name. Their saved items open, newest first, with the date each was saved.
  4. Press Wishlists at the top to go back to the buyer list.

Tips and common mistakes

  • A product named "Deleted product" is not a mistake. A buyer saved it, and you later deleted it. The row stays so the count above the list matches the rows.
  • No buyers yet is normal on a new shop. A buyer has to be signed in to a customer account before a heart is kept for you to see.
  • A saved item is not an order. A buyer who saved a product has not bought it. Use the list to decide what to restock, not to count sales.