Overview

Shop Pages provide a convenient way to group campaigns on a single page where each campaign can be individually purchased. Shops are very similar to Store Categories. The most common use case we see is teams and clubs. Rather than have a category for each team, create a Shop Page where visitors are presented with a number of campaigns to purchase.

Building One

1. In the Admin, navigate to Campaigns > Products.
2. Click the Build Campaign button.
3. Choose Shop.
4. Pick the organization, then fill in the details.
5. Open the campaign and use the Options tab to add the campaigns that should appear on the page.

The Shop campaign’s Overview tab shows a sales table broken out by each campaign on the page, so you can see how each one is doing.

Shops and Reporting

A shop doesn’t hold orders itself. Every sale belongs to the campaign that was bought. A shop’s Overview tab, its Orders tab, its Observer Dashboard, and its export show every sale of the campaigns inside it, no matter which page the buyer used.

So if one campaign is in two shops, both shops show the same orders and the same totals for it.

To keep two events separate, give each shop its own campaigns:

1. Open the campaign and click Actions > Duplicate.
2. Click Duplicate Campaign. The copy includes the campaign’s options, images and settings. Nothing that has already been sold is copied.
3. Rename the copy: click Edit and change the Name on the Overview tab.
4. Open the shop, click Edit, and add the copy on the Options tab with Add Campaign.

See Duplicating a Campaign for more about copies.

Allowed Campaign Types

The following campaign types can be added to a shop page:

• Purchase
• Membership
• Tiered Membership
• Donation Drive
• Sign Up
• Ticket
• Bundle
• External

Comparison to Bundles

How does a Shop Page compare to a Campaign Bundle? Shop Pages place multiple campaigns on a page to be individually purchased. Campaign Bundles combine multiple campaigns into a single purchase at a single price.