Shopify has announced the deprecation of Script Tags functionality, which affects our current approach for supporting Thank You Page offers. Therefore, all existing and new merchants are encouraged to migrate to the "Checkout Extensibility" versions of Thank You & Order Status pages as soon as possible, for enhanced customization and continued support for upsell offers on those pages.

OCU has implemented a check to determine if TY Page extensibility is available for your store. If extensibility is available, we'll inform you via an in-app notification in the "Thank You Page Upsell" section within an upsell funnel. We recommend enabling it, by clicking the link in the banner and following the Shopify instructions:

After enabling Extensibility and publishing the new versions of your Thank You and Order Status Pages, it is recommended to re-enable the OCU app in the Settings > General section by clicking the "Application Status" switcher off and then on again.

This will expedite the start of the offer migration process and trigger immediate migration. Although OCU will initiate migration automatically, there may be a delay of up to 24 hours before it begins.

After enabling Extensibility, you should add the "TY/OS Upsell" app block in the Shopify Theme Editor to display offers on both the Thank You (TY) and Order Status (OS) pages.

Follow the simple steps outlined in our informative popup. Click the "Go to Theme Editor" button, then choose either "Thank You Page" or "Order Status Page" to add it. You can use the theme editor to drag & drop the TY/OS Upsell app block into the desired location on the pages as well. Once added and placed to your liking, click the "Save" button:

For existing users who are using the previous TY Page Offer version, after extensibility is enabled, the Offer Builder layout will be changed.

Existing offers templates will be automatically migrated to the new format. The default offer layout after migration will be:

Hover over and click on a text element to edit the text content and styles using the inline text editor:

The sidebar of the builder contains Incentive, Buy Box and Button tabs where additional customization can be applied:

In the Incentive tab, you can enable the Timer element and select a Time Limit of 3, 5, or 10 minutes:

In the Buy Box tab, you can:

In the Button tab, you can choose the button position:

If the "Button below" position is selected, then Button Size (S/M/Auto/Full) and Button Alignment (Left/Center/Right) settings also become available:

📝 The font color for the button will use the "Accent" color set in your Shopify Checkout Editor:

The interactive preview (1) and preview modes (2) in the Offer Builder will not display the actual offer placement on Thank You (TY) or Order Status (OS) pages. As noted, the default offer placement will be shown in preview. Actual appearance may differ depending on the location set in the Shopify Editor:

You can only preview the actual offer placement directly on your store pages or in the Shopify Theme Editor. The offer placement can be adjusted in the Shopify Editor by simply dragging & dropping the OCU extension into the desired page sections.

1. Due to certain limitations in Shopify, we are unable to display errors directly during the buyer flow in checkout. Therefore, in the event of issues with a product (such as it becoming out of stock) when a customer clicks the 'Accept Offer' button, we will show a proxy page with an error description. While this is an edge case and typically not encountered, it currently serves as our only means to communicate problems to the end user.

2. Another limitation from Shopify concerns Draft Orders during pre-purchase, resulting in our Thank You and Order Status offers not being displayed if the customer completes their order on a Draft Order Checkout. When using either the "percent" or "fixed amount" discount for pre-purchase, or one of the multi-product incentives, OCU creates a draft order to auto-apply the discount amount to the checkout. While Shopify has committed to resolving this issue late 2024, we currently lack a solution for such cases.

3. When Shopify fully deprecates Script Tags functionality, merchants will no longer have the ability to migrate from extensibility back to script tags. If a merchant turns off extensibility, their offer templates will revert back to the 'old' format, and offers will be displayed accordingly. While we do not recommend this action, in the event that a merchant does proceed, we strongly advise checking all offers in the builder and making any necessary style adjustments.