Passing Logged-In Customer Details to Popin

This guide explains how to automatically pass logged-in customer data to the Popin widget. This ensures a seamless experience by skipping the manual data entry step and directly opening the widget.

📋 When to Use This

Use this method if:

The user is already logged in.
You have access to their name and at least one contact field (mobile number or email).
You want to open the Popin widget directly without asking the user to enter their details.

🛠️ Required Fields

To pass customer details to Popin, include the following fields using the Popin("captured", {...}) method:

Field	Required	Notes
`name`	✅ Yes	Full name of the customer.
`mobile`	⚠️ Yes*	Either mobile or email is required. Mobile number should exclude country code.
`email`	⚠️ Yes*	Either email or mobile is required.
`country`	❌ No	If not provided, `+91` (India) will be used as the default.

Important: name is mandatory. At least one of mobile or email must be provided.

🧩 Implementation

Use the Popin("captured", {...}) function before opening the widget.

✅ Example Code:

Popin("captured", {
  name: data["contact[full-name]"],                      // Required
  mobile: data["contact[phone]"],                        // Optional if email is provided
  email: data["contact[email]"],                         // Optional if mobile is provided
  country: data["contact[country-code]"]?.trim()         // Optional (defaults to +91)
});

Popin("open"); // Opens the widget directly to the second screen

🔁 Sample Scenarios

Case 1: Mobile and Name Provided

Popin("captured", {
  name: "Ravi Kumar",
  mobile: "9876543210"
});
Popin("open");

Case 2: Email and Name Provided

Popin("captured", {
  name: "Meera Das",
  email: "meera@example.com"
});
Popin("open");

Case 3: Mobile, Email, and Country Code Provided

Popin("captured", {
  name: "Arjun Mehta",
  mobile: "9123456789",
  email: "arjun@example.com",
  country: "971" // UAE
});
Popin("open");

📌 Notes

If country is not passed, it will default to +91.
mobile should be passed without the country code (e.g., "9876543210" instead of "+919876543210").
The widget will open directly to the second screen, skipping the customer input prompt.