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# Wishlist Plus

## About Wishlist Plus

Enables customers to bookmark their favorite products and pick up where they left off when they return. And they spend a lot more! Wishlist Plus users’ conversion rates are higher and they spend more per purchase. Run personalized marketing campaigns out of the box via email, Facebook and Instagram based on wishlist activity.

## Benefits of this integration

**Flash Search's** **Wishlist Plus** **integration** helps display the **Wishlist Plus** wishlist on the collection and search pages that were generated by Flash Search.

## Integration requirements

**Wishlist Plus** app must be installed.

## Integrate Wishlist Plus to Flash Search

To integrate **Wishlist Plus** to Flash Search, please follow the steps below:

1. Go to **Integrations -> Apps -> Wishlist -> Toggle Wishlist Plus on**

![](/files/sCX3wPFQAzW5w4zEPiuV)

3\. After finished, go to your store, and here is the result on the collection/search page:

![](/files/qbp46vBwZkjRnfJo1aud)


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