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Creating a Frequently Ordered Block

The Frequently ordered block recommends products that statistically often appear in the same order. It is well-suited for the "Frequently bought together" section on the product or cart page.

1. Creating the Block​

In the Name field, enter the title, in the "Type" field select "Frequently ordered products block," and specify the

Marker
.

2. Editing the Block​

The block settings screen includes the following sections:

  • Details — Name* and Marker
  • Frequently Ordered Products Settings
  • Audience filter
  • Context for preview
  • Preview (Open in modal)

Frequently Ordered Products Settings​

Next to the settings is a Help button with explanations. The following fields are available:

  • Time Window — the period for which the statistics of co-orders are calculated (default is Month).
  • Min. Co-Orders Quantity — the minimum number of co-orders required for a pair of products to be considered related. The higher the value, the stricter the selection.
  • Max. Products Quantity — the maximum number of products that will appear in the block's output.
  • Fallback: Popular Products — a checkbox for fallback display: if no co-orders are found, the block will substitute popular products instead of an empty output.

The selection algorithm for this type of block is always the same — statistics of co-orders; only the period (Time Window) and thresholds are configured.

Audience Filter​

The audience for the block — see Audience Filter.

Context for Preview​

The "Frequently ordered together" block is built around a specific product, so in the Context for preview section, there is a Test product ID field — the ID of an existing product that the user has "opened." Without it, the preview will not be able to select related products.

💡When to Use

Enter the ID of a real product from the catalog here — the preview will show what the customer will see on the card for that specific product.

Preview​

The "Open in modal" button opens the Block preview with the Basic, Explanation, and Investigate tabs.