Thank you

Learn how to set up and customize the Dollarback Thank You Page Embed on Shopify. Display store credit earned after checkout to boost customer loyalty and repeat purchases

The Thank You Page Embed lets your customers know exactly how much store credit they’ve earned—right on the Shopify Thank You Page after completing a purchase.

This quick guide walks you through how to set it up in just a few steps.

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🔧 What is the Thank You Page Embed?

The Thank You Page Embed displays a message such as:

“Congratulations! You earned $50 as credit on your next order. Your credit will expire on June 4, 2025.”

This helps boost customer retention by immediately showing them the value they've gained post-purchase.

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🛠️ How to Add the Thank You Page Embed

Step 1: Go to Checkout Settings

1. From your Shopify Admin, go to Settings → Checkout.

2. Click Customize.

Step 2: Switch to the Thank You Page

1. At the top of the editor, you’ll see a dropdown.

2. Change it from Checkout to Thank You Page.

Step 3: Add the Embed Block

1. Scroll down the Thank You Page editor until you see App Blocks.

2. Add the block called Dollarback Thank You Embed.

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✏️ Customizing the Embed

Once the block is added, you can configure:

• Title

• Message

• Body Text

• A line showing that the cashback is still being calculated, if needed.

Optional: Disable Sections

To hide specific sections (like the title or message), enter HTML_DISABLED into the text field for that section. That section will not render.

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🧩 Available Variables

You can dynamically display the following values in your message:

• {amount}: The credit earned (e.g., $50)

• {expiresAt}: Expiry date of the credit (e.g., June 4, 2025)

• {delay}: Holding period before the credit is activated (if applicable)

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✅ Example in Action

Once configured, placing an order will show the embed with the message like:

“Congratulations! You earned $50 as credit on your next order. Your credit will expire on June 4, 2025.”

If there’s a delay or holding period set up in your backend, the {{delay}} variable can help reflect that in the message too.

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🤝 Need Help?

If you run into any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out to our support team—we’re happy to help.