Find your way around

In the left sidebar of your Shopify admin, under Apps, select Waitly. Waitly always opens on Home, and selecting the name Waitly takes you back there from any page.

The Setup guide at the top of Home shows how many of its two steps are done: add the Notify me block to your product page, then test the button on a sold-out product. Waitly ticks each step off by itself when it sees the block on your live theme and your first signup.

Use the arrow button to collapse the guide, or the X button to dismiss it. It disappears once both steps are done.

Under the guide, Shoppers waiting counts everyone still waiting for a product, and Live waitlists counts the products and variants with at least one shopper waiting or still deciding after an alert. Select either to open Waitlists.

Recovered revenue is the money from orders placed after a Waitly alert. It’s on Growth and Pro; on Free it shows Growth and an Upgrade to Growth link.

Most wanted lists the five waitlists with the most shoppers waiting. Select a product to open its waitlist, or View all to see every waitlist.

A Variant badge means shoppers are waiting for that one size or color. Any variant means they’ll take whichever variant comes back first.

On Pro, Restock next sits under Most wanted. It lists the products shoppers want most by Demand Score, with a Suggested restock for each. View restock planner opens the full list.

The card only appears when there’s something to restock.

The Waitly menu in your Shopify admin sidebar takes you to every other page. If only some pages are listed, select View more to see the rest:

Waitlists: every product shoppers are waiting for, and who’s on each list. Analytics: what Waitly recovered, demand over time and the log of restock alerts sent. Preorders: your preorder policies and the preorders shoppers placed.

Coming Soon (Pro): products you’ve marked as not for sale yet. Voting (Pro): product ideas shoppers can vote on. Settings: the Notify me block’s connection, notification rules, emails and restock release. Billing: your plan and how much of this cycle’s allowance you’ve used. Help: a form to send a message to Waitly support.