How to set up a back in stock flow in Klaviyo

A back in stock flow notifies shoppers when an item they wanted becomes available again. In Klaviyo, add a notify me prompt on out of stock product pages, build a flow on the back in stock trigger, and send a fast, product-focused email with a direct link to buy.

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Steps.

  1. 1. Enable the feature in your store integration

    Check the integration settings and Klaviyo documentation to confirm back in stock is switched on and that your store sends inventory updates.

  2. 2. Add the subscribe prompt

    Place the notify me button or form on out of stock product pages so shoppers can ask for an alert. Make it clear that they will get an email about that product.

  3. 3. Create the flow

    Open Flows and choose the back in stock trigger. This starts when a product someone subscribed to is available again.

  4. 4. Write a direct email

    Lead with the product image, name and a single button to buy. The shopper already asked for this, so skip long introductions.

  5. 5. Add urgency honestly

    Mention that stock can sell out quickly only if it is true. A short follow-up can be added for people who did not click.

  6. 6. Handle consent properly

    Be clear about whether the alert signup also joins marketing lists. Keep the notification separate from general marketing consent.

  7. 7. Test the whole path

    Subscribe to alerts on a test product, change its stock status, and check that the email arrives and links to the right product. Then set live.

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Klaviyo changes its interface from time to time, so treat the steps as the order of work and match the names to what you see on screen.

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