The idea
A wholesale order rarely happens in one visit. Buyers build it over days, check it against what's in the stockroom and pass it to someone else to approve. Shopify gives each shopper one cart. Saved carts give them as many as they need, so a half-built order is never lost and a regular order is never rebuilt from scratch.
How it works for buyers
- Save from the cart. Save Cart and View Saved Carts sit right in the order summary, next to Export.
- Carts with names. Every saved cart can be renamed, so "Spring planters" is easy to find next to "Show order".
- Grouped by order type. On Campania, direct container carts and wholesale carts are kept in separate lists, because they ship and qualify differently.
- Share, reorder or clean up. Each cart has Share for sending to a colleague, Order Now to load it back into the cart, and delete. A link in the header takes buyers to their saved carts from anywhere on the site.
Why it works
- Big orders don't get abandoned. A buyer can stop halfway and pick it up next week without starting over.
- Repeat orders take a minute. A standing order becomes a saved cart a buyer opens, tweaks and orders.
- Approvals happen in the store. Sharing a cart replaces screenshots and emailed lists, and the sales team stops rebuilding carts by hand.
What we build
Saved carts set up around how your buyers order: the groups that make sense for your business, sharing that fits how their teams approve, and a one-click path back to checkout. It works with Shopify B2B, so company accounts and wholesale pricing carry through. Read how we built Campania's wholesale store.
