Multi-Cart Save lets you create and switch between named shopping carts for esports merchandise, keeping products, designs, quantities, and estimates organized by project.
Multi-Cart Save allows you to create and maintain multiple shopping carts within the same account. Each cart can have its own name, products, designs, quantities, and order details, making it easier to manage several merchandise projects without combining them into a single purchase.
Saved carts remain available for future editing and checkout. You can also maintain different versions of the same project to compare product selections, designs, or quantities before deciding what to order.
Each cart is maintained separately, allowing you to organize multiple purchasing projects without mixing their contents.
Saved carts can also be used to prepare pricing estimates before committing to a purchase. Each cart provides a separate collection of products, quantities, and pricing information that can be reviewed independently.
With Estimates, you can download or email a saved cart as a pricing document for coaches, administrators, purchasing departments, clients, or other stakeholders.
This is useful when comparing different merchandise options or obtaining purchasing approval before checkout. Once the necessary decisions are made, you can return to the saved cart and proceed with the order.
Maintain separate carts for different esports teams, tournament rosters, or gaming organizations.
Save alternate versions of an order with different products, artwork, or quantities. Compare the options before deciding which cart to purchase.
Maintain separate carts for upcoming tournaments, school seasons, company events, and other merchandise needs without combining their products or purchasing schedules.
Prepare separate merchandise selections for fundraising campaigns, organizational purchases, or other projects that require independent pricing reviews.
Multi-Cart Save and Order Lock serve different purposes within the purchasing process.
Use Multi-Cart Save while you are still planning or changing an order. Use Order Lock when the order details are finalized but your organization needs additional time to arrange payment, purchase orders, or internal approvals.