Interactive Sale Checklist

Write the offer in one sentence.Saving, included products, start, end, discount method, and exclusions. Confirm every included product and variant.Use a product list or collection that the whole team can reference. Confirm exclusions and discount stacking rules.Gift cards, previous markdowns, bundles, subscriptions, and other codes. Choose the price method.Visible sale price, automatic discount, or customer-entered code. Lock the start, end, and timezone.Use one city-based timezone across Shopify, media, email, and support. Choose one pre-sale demand action.Early access, wishlist, product preview, waitlist, or app reminder. Set campaign stock and reserve stock.Protect replacements and inventory corrections from the sellable quantity. Decide the sold-out experience.Reorder, hide, waitlist, or recommend a replacement product.

Prepare normal, pre-sale, live, and ended states.Do not design the rollback after the sale has started. Configure and test the discount.Included, excluded, qualifying, and non-qualifying carts. Prepare the sale collection and merchandising.Best sellers, visible savings, filters, and sold-out products. Prepare the homepage campaign state.Announcement, hero, offer, deadline, and sale destination. Prepare product-page campaign messages.Eligibility, saving, deadline, terms, shipping, and returns. Verify cart and checkout totals.The final amount must match the storefront promise. Schedule or document every launch action.One owner, one clock, and no unclear manual handoffs. Run launch QA on desktop and mobile.Direct product links, excluded items, sold-out items, and transition times.

Use one campaign promise everywhere.Keep the saving, deadline, and eligibility wording consistent. Test every campaign link and landing path.Email, ads, social, homepage, navigation, and direct links. Make included products clear in collections.Show useful prices, savings, filters, and availability. Confirm the offer beside the buying decision.This product's eligibility, saving, deadline, and conditions. Make the saving visible in the cart.Applied discount, threshold progress, and relevant exclusions. Confirm the final price at checkout.No surprise code requirement or unexplained price difference. Keep campaign URLs useful after the event.Redirect or preserve an ended state instead of returning a dead page. Check campaign performance risk.Images, videos, apps, tracking scripts, and third-party requests.

Give support the final campaign brief.Offer, products, dates, exclusions, and discount method. Prepare saved answers and escalation rules.Discount failures, exclusions, changes, cancellation, and delivery. Publish realistic shipping expectations.Dispatch time, delays, cutoffs, tracking, and split shipments. Confirm sale returns and cancellation rules.Final sale, extended returns, exchanges, and order-change cutoff. Confirm warehouse capacity and exception handling.Staffing, packing materials, stock corrections, and replacements. Verify campaign analytics before launch.Revenue, conversion, average order value, funnel, and support demand. Name the live campaign owner.One person coordinates pricing, storefront, operations, and support decisions.

Stop the discount at the planned time.Verify automatic discounts, codes, and price lists. Restore normal prices and merchandising.Collections, product cards, product pages, cart, and checkout. Remove sale messages across the store.Announcement bar, hero, navigation, product blocks, and terms. Keep old campaign links useful.Ended page, waitlist, permanent collection, or relevant redirect. Confirm that support knows the sale ended.Late orders, failed codes, screenshots, and exception policy. Review the complete campaign result.Revenue, conversion, order value, support, cancellations, and returns. Write the next-sale improvements.Keep the decisions, failures, timings, and proven components.