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Hi All,

I am doing netsuite to Klaviyo integration for abandoned cart(Started Checkout metrics).
I have placed the Klaviyo code in order_wizard_cart_summary.tpl and facing problem of multiple instances of same user data in Klaviyo under Started Checkout metrics&gt; activity feed.
How to prevent multiple instances of same user data in Klaviyo?

Thanks

Can you share a sample of the code you are adding to the template?

<@U6HNETRC1> here is the code:

&lt;script type="text/javascript" async src="<https://static.klaviyo.com/onsite/js/klaviyo.js?company_id=xyz_id>"&gt;&lt;/script&gt;

&lt;script type="text/javascript"&gt;
var _learnq = _learnq || [];

"{{#if loggedIn}}"
	 _learnq.push(['identify', {'$email': '{{userEmail}}'}]);
"{{/if}}"


	 $(document).ready(function(){
		 console.log("math.round",typeof Math.round(Date.now() / 1000).toString());
		 console.log("Date.now",Date.now());

	
	var grandtotal="{{model.summary.total}}";
	var event_id = Math.round(Date.now() / 1000).toString();
	var subtotal="{{model.summary.subtotal}}";
	var shippingamount="{{#if model.summary.shippingcost}}{{model.summary.shippingcost}}{{else}}{{model.summary.estimatedshipping}}{{/if}}";
	var url="{{model.touchpoints.viewcart}}";
	var currency="USD";
	var taxamount="{{model.summary.taxtotal}}";
	var discountamount="{{model.summary.discounttotal}}";
	var ItemNames = [];
	var Items = [];
	var value = subtotal;
	var checkoutUrl = "{{model.touchpoints.checkout}}";

	console.log("checkoutUrl", checkoutUrl);
	
	"{{#each model.lines}}"
	ItemNames.push("{{item._name}}");
	var itemObj = {};
	itemObj.other="{{#each options}}{{label}}: {{value.label}}, {{/each}}";
	itemObj.SKU = "{{item._sku}}";
	itemObj.ProductName = "{{item._name}}";
	itemObj.Quantity = 	"{{quantity}}";
	itemObj.ItemPrice = "{{rate}}";	
	itemObj.ProductURL = "{{item.canonicalurl}}";
	itemObj.ImageURL = 	"{{item._thumbnail.url}}";
	itemObj.RowTotal = "{{amount}}";
	Items.push(itemObj);
	
	"{{/each}}"

   _learnq.push(["track", "Started Checkout", {
     "$event_id": event_id,
     "$value": subtotal,
     "ItemNames": ItemNames,
     "CheckoutURL": "/sbe-dev-kilimanjaro/checkout.ssp?#shipping/address",
     "Items": Items
   }]);
});


&lt;/script&gt;

Have you thought about using Google Tag Manager? Personally, I try to avoid adding an inline script to the template code. Yes, I have had to add inline script code in the past, but it is typically the last option.