General setting

General Setting: Here you can customize your widget. And you can change the style and look of the product.

Step 1: App status—Here you can change the app status to activate/deactivate.

Step 2: Auto add to cart—With the help of these, you can select if you want to auto add to cart or not.

Step 3: Fulfillment configuration – Here you have two options either you want it to

• Immediately after purchase

• Manual

Step 4: Insurance product image. – Here you can change the image. And you can upload your own.

Step 5: Order Tag Setting—With the help of this feature, you can add any tag to the order if you want to differentiate your order.

Step 6: Claim setting—here you can make the image mandatory or update the claim reasons with a dropdown or text box for detailed input.

• “Use this option to specify whether an image is required when submitting a claim order.”

• “If you enable the text-area feature, customers can provide the reason in their own words.”

• If you enable the dropdown option, customers can select a predefined reason from the list, as shown in the image.

Step 7: Exclude Digital Products – Enable this option if you want to prevent digital products from being insured

Step 8: Custom style—add styles here instead of adding them to theme files. You can add custom CSS here.

Step 9: Selectors—Specify CSS selectors to connect the widget with your store elements.

• Use the Selectors configuration to define the CSS selectors required for integrating the widget with your store’s frontend elements. These selectors ensure that the widget is correctly positioned, can detect checkout actions, and can access the cart’s pricing information.

• Widget Target Specify the CSS selector for the element where the widget should be rendered. The widget will be injected into this location on the storefront.

• Checkout Button Provide the CSS selector for the store’s checkout button. This allows the widget to monitor when a customer initiates the checkout process and trigger its functionality accordingly.

• Cart Total Text Enter the CSS selector for the element that displays the cart’s total amount. The widget uses this selector to read and reflect accurate pricing details during the customer’s interaction.