Shows products this customer has already purchased. Built for replenishment and reordering — consumables, refills, staples someone buys again and again.
Options
Option | Values | What it does |
Skip last days | A whole number, 0 or more. Default 5. | Ignores orders placed in the last N days, so you do not recommend something the customer has only just bought. |
Choosing a value
Set it to roughly the shortest sensible gap before a repeat purchase makes sense. For a product someone buys monthly, 5 days is plenty. For something ordered a few times a year, a longer window avoids recommending an item that is still sitting unopened at home.
Set to 0, everything the customer has ever ordered is eligible, including this morning's order.
Entry point
Generic. The list comes from the customer's own order history, not from the page they are on.
Filters
Set | Available |
Primary — static | No |
Secondary — static | No |
Secondary — dynamic | No |
No filter set runs, so the form shows no filters.
Good to know
It needs an identified customer with order history. Anonymous visitors and first-time buyers get nothing, so this source works best on a returning-customer audience or behind a login.
It recommends what they bought, not what they might buy next. For that, use Personalised Recommendation.
Consider whether repeat purchase makes sense for your catalogue at all. On fashion or furniture, recommending a past order is usually the wrong message.