Reward the right products. Every time. Without building 20+ workflows.

It's a reusable rule that limits a reward workflow to specific products. You define which product or products the filter applies to, then attach that filter to any reward workflow, controlling when a reward is issued or where it can be redeemed.

Yes. That's the core benefit. Build the filter once and apply it to as many existing or future reward workflows as you need, instead of recreating the same product logic every time.

Both. You can use a Cart Item Filter to trigger a reward only when a certain product is in the cart, or to restrict where an already-issued reward can be redeemed. The same filter type supports either use case.

Loyalty points, gift cards, coupons, and store credit all support Cart Item Filters, so you're not limited to a single promotion type.

Yes. A single filter can include multiple products, so you can group items (for example, an entire new collection or product line) under one rule.

No. Cart Item Filters plug into your current workflows as a condition. You don't need to rebuild anything that's already running unless you want to add product-level targeting to it.

Yes. Set up a filter that excludes those products, then attach it to the relevant workflow so the reward only applies to full-price or eligible items.

No. You only need a filter where you want product-specific control. Workflows without a filter attached continue applying to all products as usual.

Yes. Updating the products in a filter automatically updates every workflow that filter is attached to, so you don't have to edit each workflow individually.