Guide to Shopify Preorder Sales

Learn how to add preorder sales to your Shopify store, and why it makes sense to use an app.

Whether you’re a seasoned ecommerce pro or just starting your online retail journey, offering Shopify preorder sales on your store can make a huge impact on the profitability and efficiency of your business.

Earning revenue immediately before a product even launches is the key benefit of Shopify preorder sales. But it doesn’t stop there. They also gather valuable data about the product’s demand which will help you make important decisions regarding your inventory.

As a member of the Magical Apps team that brought you the Preorder Pro + Back in Stock app, I’ve helped build apps tailored for Shopify merchants. I’ve also worn the hat of a consumer, which has given me a unique perspective on the importance of effective preorder sale management for online stores.

I once pre-ordered the special, limited edition of the video game “Nier: Automata” from Square Enix. This allowed me to see how Square Enix efficiently managed product availability to gauge demand before the game’s release. The positive results of this were likely numerous for them, including not only improved cash flow but also reduced inventory risk. This would allow them to match inventory levels with actual demand. 

As a consumer, it also offered a better shopping experience for me, ensuring that I secured a highly sought-after product ahead of time and built anticipation for the launch day. It was a win-win for both sides.

Preorder sales actually exist as part of a wider range of activities related to the management of product availability These activities include preorder sales, coming soon labels, back-in-stock alerts, and other methods such as drafting and publishing products.

In this guide, I’ll be introducing you to the world of Shopify preorder sales and product availability management. We’ll explore what they are in more detail, how to manage product availability and add preorder sales to your Shopify store, and the common benefits of running preorders.

Now, let’s delve into how you can harness similar strategies to positively impact your Shopify business.

What are Shopify preorder sales?

Shopify preorder sales are a strategy that allows customers to pay for products before they are fully available for purchase. In doing so, they can secure the item ahead of the official launch.

Once the product is in stock, it is shipped to the customer.

What are the stages of preorder sales?

Let’s say for example you are launching a new smartphone on your Shopify website and you plan to enable preorders. The item will move through four stages of availability:

1. Draft Products

Drafting products, or adding items and setting them to Draft status, will hide products that are not currently available for sale, curbing any unwanted demand. 

The new smartphone will be added to Shopify with a product description, images, and a price, but will not be visible to site visitors.

2. Preview Products

The Preview stage brings these products out of Draft status so customers can browse and learn more. Customers can view the product page and will be informed that will be available at a later date.

In the case of the new smartphone, the previewed product page will generate excitement. During this stage, you can collect the email addresses of interested customers before the phone is available.

When you set up an email signup form for the new smartphone in this stage, customers can receive notifications when the phone becomes available to preorder. This will boost the likelihood of a successful “Active” stage once the product becomes available to preorder.

3. Active Products

Active products are available for sale or are available for preorder if not in stock. In this stage, you can set periods that allow preorders to remain active until a specific date, or until a certain amount of smartphones have been sold.

By allowing preorders, you’ll be able to gauge demand, improve cash flow, and generate anticipation for the smartphone release.

4. Closed Products

For Closed products, the preorder period has ended. Products can no longer be purchased or preordered.

Preorders happen when products are active, but other activities happen when products are drafted or in preview. Below, I’ll define some of the common activities during these stages of product availability:

What other types of product availability options exist?

Preorder sales are just one part of a larger approach to product availability. 

Product availability refers to the state of your products, indicating whether they are in stock, available for pre-order, coming soon, or temporarily out of stock. 

Managing product availability is essential for providing a seamless shopping experience to your customers.

Managing Inventory

Keeping track of your product stock levels is crucial to avoid overselling or disappointing customers with out-of-stock items. Shopify offers built-in inventory tracking to help you manage this seamlessly.

Publishing and Drafting Products

Publishing Products

When you publish a product, it becomes visible on your online store, allowing customers to browse and purchase it.

Drafting Products

Drafting products is useful when you want to prepare a product listing but aren’t ready to make it visible to the public. This is handy for future releases or product updates.

How to Add Shopify Preorder Sales on Your Shopify Store

Setting up preorders for your store does not have to be a difficult task. Although there are native ways to add preorder sales to Shopify, I recommend using an app. It is the best way to add Shopify preorder sales to your store.

Native Solutions for Preorders

Shopify states in their guide to preorders that in order to enable preorders, you will need to use an app from the Shopify App Store, and then manage these preorders from your Shopify admin.

Although this is their official stance, there is a way you can add preorder features to your store without using an app, however it comes with significant drawbacks.

You can simply oversell products on your website, meaning that customers can continue to purchase a item even when your inventory level for that item reaches zero.

However, you would need to make it very clear to customers that it is a preorder.

If you’d like to use this approach, Shopify experts in this forum have outlined how to do so:

For New Products

When creating a new product, in your inventory make sure “Track Inventory” is ticked. Underneath that checkbox, you’ll see another option to “Continue selling when out of stock”. 

Bulk Updates for Existing Products

1. Go to Products > All Products
2. Select all products.
3. Click “Edit products”.
4. Once the spreadsheet opens, click “Add fields” and select “Continue selling when out of stock”.
5. You can then tick the checkboxes for all products you’d like to continue selling when sold out.

Overselling products comes with some drawbacks, however.

Firstly, you’ll have an ongoing inventory discrepancy, making inventory harder to manage.

Secondly, if you experience a sales surge, you might find yourself in hot water if you cannot keep up with the demand, leading to disappointed customers and increased refund fees.

And lastly, there is a high risk of customers being confused by this process. Shopify store sales by default will assume that you’re shipping the product immediately, so customers receive messaging or emails from your store that suggest the product is on its way when it’s not. Although this will likely lead to irate customers, there is an even greater risk of violating consumer protection laws, leading to costly legal fees.

App-Based Solutions

To access additional product availability tactics that can have a significant impact on your business’ bottom line and customer engagement, we highly recommend considering the usage of an app that can add functionality to your store that isn’t natively present on the Shopify platform.

This includes features such as the aforementioned preorders, back in stock alerts, and coming soon. Shopify themselves admits that they rely on apps for features such as preordering products.

One option we would recommend is the “Preorder Pro + Back in Stock” app. This app is a game-changer for Shopify merchants, offering a seamless way to handle pre-orders, back in stock alerts, and coming soon products. We can vouch for it because … we built it!

But you can also find numerous apps for preorders, apps for back in stock alerts, and more on the Shopify app store. We encourage you to explore the available options and decide which one will work best for your business.

Additional Built-In Shopify Functionality for Managing Product Availability

Aside from preorders, there are some native features within Shopify to help you manage product availability. These features are part of what make it a user-friendly platform for eCommerce entrepreneurs. Here’s a quick overview of the basics:

Product Status

In the product editor, you can set a product’s status as “Active” or “Draft” to control its visibility on your store and sales channels.

This is the obvious foundation for any merchant running their online store. Products should only be “Active” if you are actively promoting them in some way to your customers.

Inventory Tracking

Configure inventory settings for each product to automatically track stock levels and prevent overselling if you want to avoid this.

Variant Options

Use variants to offer different versions of a product (e.g., size or color) and track the inventory for each variant separately.

Now that you have an idea of how to manage preorders and product availability, let’s explore why it’s so important for your online store.

Why You Should Run Shopify Preorder Sales on Your Online Store

Preorder sales can help you increase sales and profitability. But you probably know this already. 

However, did you know that Shopify preorder sales can also help you better manage your inventory? With preorders, you gain better foresight into customer demand, helping you make better decisions when it comes to restocking.

Preorder sales are more than just a money-maker. They directly impact your customers’ experience and your bottom line.

Here are the top benefits of setting up and running preorders on your Shopify store:

1. Increased Sales

Expanding the methods in which you make your products available by offering pre-orders allows you to secure sales before a product is available. This contributes to ensuring a consistent flow of income. Alternatively, back-in-stock alerts as a tactic can help you recapture potentially lost sales when out-of-stock items become available again.

2. Improved Customer Satisfaction

Avoid disappointing customers with out-of-stock items by offering them the option to receive a notification when products are back in stock. Or, clearly marking unavailable products as “Coming Soon” manages customer expectations, reducing frustration and impatience. Especially if you can also provide a precise available date or period.

3. Better Inventory Management

Offering preorders helps you forecast demand and manage inventory effectively. 

If you enable preorders on your Shopify store and get 30 orders, you’ll then be able to decide whether or not to extend the preorder period and adjust supply plans. Using a preorder app will also usually let you set limits on the number of preorders, helping you keep your grip on inventory levels.

Preorders help you prevent overstocking or understocking, which in turn helps you save on costs.

4. Enhanced Marketing

Labeling products as “Coming Soon” or offering pre-orders generates excitement and allows you to build anticipation through marketing campaigns. With such campaigns, you can gather email addresses from interested customers for future marketing efforts.

5. Competitive Edge

Offering pre-orders, back-in-stock alerts, and coming soon labels sets your store apart from competitors and demonstrates a customer-first approach dedicated to transparently communicating the status of your inventory and products.

6. Data-Driven Insights

The data generated by availability product management tools and apps on platforms like Shopify provide valuable insights into customer preferences and demand patterns.

How to Set up Preorder Sales with the Magical Preorder App

Magical Preorder is the only version of the app currently available on the Shopify App Store. If you installed the app before July 23, 2024, you may be using Fortescue Preorder Pro, a previous version of the app. 

Magical Preorder

Installing and setting up Magical Preorder on Shopify is easy with our step-by-step guide. In it, we walk you through how to get started with the Magical Preorder app.

Initial App Setup

1. From the Apps section on the left hand side of your Shopify admin, go to Magical Preorder. 
2. Click Continue Setup from the “Finish setting up Magical Preorder” warning message.

Create a rule 

1. From the app menu, click Rules, then click Create a Rule. 
2. Under the Essentials section, give your rule a title and choose the product(s) you want to apply this rule to. 
3. Configure your Active, Preview, and Closed stages and then click Save at the top of the screen. Instructions for configuring these stages are below.

Configure Active Stage 

1. Click Enable to the right of the Active section. 
2. Select when to start this stage under “Start When” and select when to end this stage under “End When”.
3. Set a preorder limit if applicable. 
4. Add a message that will be displayed on the product page
5. Set a Preorder Limit if applicable. 
6. Click Save at the top of the admin.

Configure Preview Stage

1. Click the Enable button in the top-right corner of the Preview section. 
2. Select when to start this stage under “Start When” and select when to end this stage under “End When”. 
3. You can choose to enable Email Signup by checking this option. 
4. Then add a custom Message that will be displayed on the product page. 
5. Click Save at the top of the admin.

Configure Closed Stage 

1. Click the Enable button in the top-left corner of the Closed section. 
2. Select when to start this stage under “Start When” and select when to end this stage under “End When”. 
3. Then add a custom Message that will be displayed on the product page. 
4. Click Save at the top of the admin.

Activate app embed block

1. Go to your Online Store theme editor. You can access this by clicking Sales Channel in the admin menu on the left, then Online Store. Then click the Customize button.
2. On the left panel, under the App Embeds tab, make sure the Magical Preorder toggle is on. 
3. Click Save in the top right hand corner of the editor.

How to create additional rules

1. From the left-hand side of the app menu, click Rules.
2. Click Create Rule.
3. Enter a title for the rule.
4. Click Browse and choose the product(s) for this rule.
5. Configure your Active, Preview, and Closed stages below.
6. Click Save at the top of the admin to save the rule.

How to customize notifications

1. From the left-hand side of the app menu, click Notifications.
2. There are 3 email templates you can edit. Edit your Preorder Place, Preorder Active, and Signup emails here.
3. Click Save at the bottom of the page

Customize sender email

You will require an account with Sendgrid to customize the sender email. You can create a free account with Sengrid here.

1. From the left-hand side of the app menu, click Settings.
2. Scroll down to “Notifications”
3. For Delivery Services. Choose SendGrid.
4. Enter your SendGrid API key.
5. Update the sender name, sender email address, and the reply-to email address.
6. Click Save at the bottom of the page.

How to customize display settings

1. From the left-hand side of the app menu, click Settings.
2. To edit the font, colour, and size for branding, click the Preorder App Embed Block settings button and edit these settings from page editor.
3. Under the General section you can edit the text that displays for Preorder buttons, Coming Soon buttons, Closed State buttons, Sold Out messages, preorder labels, signup messages, and mixed cart warnings.
4. You may disable badges on product images on the home page or collection pages by removing the checkmark next to Enable Badges if you wish.
5. Below this, edit the text that displays on badges in your Active or Preview stages.
6. Click Save in the bottom right-hand corner.

To view a list of your preorders

1. From the left-hand side of the app menu, click Preorders.
2. Choose a filter to narrow down your preorders list:
   1. Click Unfulfilled to view orders not yet fulfilled by you.
   2. Click Partially Fulfilled to view orders that contain some products that have been fulfilled and some products not yet fulfilled by you.
   3. Click Fulfilled to view orders that have been fulfilled by you.
   4. Click Cancelled to view orders that have been cancelled.
3. Click on a line to open and view details about the order.

To fulfill an item

1. From the left-hand side of the app menu, click Preorders.
2. Locate the order from the list view and click on the line to open the order.
3. Under Order ID click View Order.
4. Under Unfulfilled Items, click Fulfill Item.

To view a list of email signups

1. From the left-hand side of the app menu, click Signups.
2. Choose a filter to narrow down your email signup list:
   1. Click Not Notified to view customers who haven’t been notified about a preorder.
   2. Click Notified to view customers who have been notified about a preorder
3. Click on a line to open and view details about the signup.

How to Set up Preorder Sales with the Preorder Pro + Back in Stock App

Magical Preorder is the only version of the app currently available on the Shopify App Store. If you installed the app before July 23, 2024, you may be using Fortescue Preorder Pro, a previous version of the app. 

Preorder Pro + Back in Stock

For setup support with this version of the app, refer to our guide on how to set up Fortescue Preorder Pro + Back in Stock.

This guide outlines the basic setup instructions, along with how some features of this app work:

Initial App Setup

Complete the tour with setup instructions. It will walk you through some basic features of the app and show you where they are located, including Preorders, Coming Soon, and Notify Me features, along with where to set arrival dates, where to locate filters & variants, and additional settings.

Setting up Preorders for One Product: 

1. Click Home
2. Navigate to the product you want to enable preorders for.
3. Toggle on Preorder and you can optionally set a Product Availability Date if needed.
4. Click Save.

Set a Preorder Quantity Limit 

1. Click Home.
2. Navigate to the desired product.
3. Click the gear/cog icon.
4. Toggle Pre-Order Quantity Limit and set the limit.
5. Click Save.

Automatically Enable Pre-Order 

1. Click Home.
2. Navigate to the desired product.
3. Click the gear/cog icon.
4. Toggle Automatically Enable Pre-Order.
5. Click Save.

Customize the Preorder Button

1. Click Settings.
2. Access the Preorder settings in the dropdown.
3. Customize the button text and design.
4. Click Save.

Customize the Pre-Order Message

1. Optionally, ensure that your preorders have an availability date if you know when they’ll be back in stock. 
2. Search for the product in the dashboard.
3. Click the calendar on the right-hand side of the dashboard and select the date the product will be back in stock.
4. Click Settings.
5. Access the Preorder settings in the dropdown.
6. Customize the message in the Pre-Order Message field.
7. Click Save.

Enable & Customize Preorder Badges

1. Click Settings.
2. Access the Preorder settings in the dropdown.
3. Toggle on the Preorder Badges.
4. Customize their appearance.
5. Click Save.

Customize the Email Sent to Customers When a Preorder is Placed

1. Click Home.
2. Click Emails from the menu on the left.
3. Click Preorders in the dropdown.
4. Update the title, greeting, and email body. 
5. Click Save.

Setting up Back in stock Alerts for One Product

1. Click Home
2. Navigate to the product you want to enable Back in stock Alerts for.
3. Toggle on Notify Me.
4. Click Save.

Customize the Notify Me Button and Message

1. Click Settings in the left menu.
2. Click Notify Me in the dropdown.
3. Update the fields for text, colour, message position, and the message under Button Display.
4. Click Save.

Customize the Notify Me Email Request Pop-up Modal

1. Click Settings in the left menu.
2. Click Notify Me in the dropdown.
3. Edit the pop-up modal in the settings under the Notify Me Request section.
4. Click Save.

Update the Email Template to Notify Customers When an Item is Back in Stock

1. Click Settings in the left menu.
2. Click Notify Me in the dropdown.
3. update the title of the email, your logo and business name, and the body of the email under the Email Design section.
4. Click Save.

Setting up Coming Soon for One Product

1. Click Home.
2. Navigate to the product you want to enable Coming Soon for.
3. Toggle on Coming Soon.
4. Click Save.

Customize the Coming Soon Button Display

1. Click Settings in the left menu.
2. Click Coming Soon in the dropdown.
3. Update fields you would like to customize under Button Display.
4. Click Save.

Customize Coming Soon Badges

1. Click Settings in the left menu.
2. Click Coming Soon in the dropdown.
3. Update fields you would like to customize under Product Badges.
4. Click Save.

How to use Preorder Analytics

1.  Click Analytics in the navigation menu on the left.
2. Choose Preorder from the dropdown menu.
3. Here you can view Preorders Sold, Emails Sent, and Total Revenue.
4. Click the calendar in the top left of the dashboard to change the period for your analytics.

How to use Notify Me Analytics

1.  Click Analytics in the navigation menu on the left.
2. Choose Notify Me from the dropdown menu.
3. Here you can view Active Notify Me requests, Emails Sent, and Total Revenue.
4. Click the calendar in the top left of the dashboard to change the period for your analytics.

How to use Setting up Preorders, Coming Soon labels, or Notify Me Buttons in Bulk

1.  Click Bulk Settings in the navigation menu on the left.
2. Click Add New Bulk Setting on the top right-hand side of the product dashboard.
3. From the modal, choose Start Now or select a specific period for this bulk edit.
4. Search for the products you would like to edit. Toggle preorders, coming soon labels, or notify me buttons.
5. Click Schedule Now.

Magical Preorder FAQs

Magical Preorder is the only version of the app currently available on the Shopify App Store. If you installed the app before July 23, 2024, you may be using Fortescue Preorder Pro, a previous version of the app.

Read FAQs about Fortescue Preorder Pro here.

How does Magical Preorder work?

Preorders are created and managed by seting up Rules. Rules enable you to auto-activate features based on the conditions you set.

You can update the settings for products as they move through the 3 stages of a complete preorder cycle:

1. In the Preview stage customers can view your latest products before they are officially available for purchase. 
2. In the Active stage customers can preorder products, which are now officially available for sale.
3. In the Closed stage the preorder period has ended, and products are no longer available for purchase.

How do I create new Rules for additional preorders?

From the App menu on the left-hand of the admin, click Rules to view a list of Rules or click Create Rule to create new ones. 

Can I customize the style of preorder buttons and badges on my Online Store?

Yes, you can customize how buttons and badges appear on your online store through the app embed settings.

Can I customize the text on the preorder buttons and badges?

Yes, you can customize this text from the Settings menu.

Can I customize the email notifications that are sent to customers?

Yes, you can customize the email notifications that are sent to customers from the Notifications menu.

Can I customize the sender email address?

Yes, you can customize the sender email address from the Settings menu.

Preorder Pro + Back in Stock App FAQs

Running into any trouble with the app? Take a look at answers to frequently asked questions about Preorder Pro + Back in Stock on Shopify, or contact the Magical Apps team.

General

1. Why are some features not displaying correctly on my website? Your current website theme may not be compatible with the Pre-Order Sales App. Our Magical Apps support team can help you fix this issue.
2. Why is my logo blurry on my email template? After you’ve uploaded your logo to the email template, save your settings and refresh the page.

Pre-Order Button

1. Why am I seeing my “Pre-Order” button appear twice on the product page? This could be caused by another pre-order app still installed in your website theme. To avoid conflicts, try uninstalling any unused pre-order apps. This will allow for a clean integration of our pre-order functionality with your theme.
2. Can I set pre-order automation to avoid manual activation? Yes, you can achieve this through your product settings. Head to the home dashboard and navigate to “Settings” on the right side for each product. Look for the option titled “Automatically enable pre-order” and activate it. This way, the pre-order function will automatically switch on whenever the inventory hits zero.

Collection Page Badges

1. I have marked a product variant as “Coming Soon,” but the badge on my website displays it as “Pre-Order.” Why is this? To trigger the badges, you must enable the features of your main product, not its variants. If one variant is on “Pre-Order” and another is on “Coming Soon,” you can toggle between both badges on the main product.
2. Why are my collection badges not shown properly? Your current website theme may not be compatible with the Pre-Order Sales App. Our Magical Apps support team can help you fix this issue.

Product Arrival Dates

1. Do I have to set an arrival date for the product I want to showcase? No. Setting an arrival date or message is optional, but strongly recommended.
2. Why is the available date not showing on the front end of my website? There are three possible reasons:
   1. Did you set the availability date for the specific variant you want to display or just the main product? Make sure to select the variant from the dropdown menu and set its availability date.
   2. Is the date format ({date}) still included in your settings page? If it’s been removed, the website won’t know how to display the date. Re-add the {date} format and save the changes.
   3. Double-check your chosen availability date. It should be a date in the future, not one that has already passed.

Pre-Order Quantity Limits

1. Can I set “Pre-Order” quantity limits? On the right side of the dashboard, click the purple setting icon next to the product, then set pre-order quantity limits.

Mixed Cart & Pop-up Warnings

1. My Mixed Cart and pop-up alerts are not displaying on my website. Why is that? This is because the theme you are currently using runs scripts that are not compatible with Shopify’s line-item property. Contact our Magical Apps support team to help you fix this issue.

Pre-Order Settings

1. Can I set an end date so that my “Pre-Order” product automatically stops being displayed? Yes. This feature can be turned on at the bottom right-hand corner of your settings page. Select the date you want your product to stop being displayed.

Pre-Order Emails

1. How do I use Pre-Order emails? From your ‘Pre-Order’ emails page, choose ‘Enable Emails’ in the top right-hand corner. From here, you can design your email template and set up automatic updates to send your customers. 
2. Will emails be automatically sent out every time a customer purchases a Pre-Order product? Yes, emails are automatically sent out whenever a customer purchases a pre-order product. You can disable this feature if needed. Just head to the “Pre-Order emails” page and toggle off the “Enable Emails” option located in the top right corner.

Notify Me Settings

1. Can I automatically turn on the “Notify Me” option for all products that are out of stock? This feature can be activated at the bottom right-hand corner of your ‘Notify Me’ settings.
2. How can I notify customers that a product is back in stock if I have the “Notify Me” feature active? When you update your Shopify inventory and a product becomes available again, an automated email notification will be sent to all customers who signed up using the “Notify Me” feature.  You can even personalize the email content by designing your own template within the “Notify Me” settings page.  This page also lets you track all the emails sent to customers who used “Notify Me.”

Filtering Products

1. How do I efficiently filter through thousands of products without relying solely on the search bar? Look to the right of the search bar for the “Select filter” dropdown menu. This tool lets you sort your products by various categories, including status, type, or vendor.

Bulk Settings

1. I have hundreds of products, and it takes too long to modify each one manually. What can I do? Our app offers a  “Bulk Settings” feature to streamline the process.  Located on the left-hand side of the app dashboard, this powerful tool allows you to select and modify multiple products and variants at once. 

Managing product availability is more than just a behind-the-scenes task. It directly impacts your customers’ experience and your bottom line.

Compare the best Shopify preorders & back in stock alert apps

After extensive research and experimentation, I’ve uncovered four of the top options available. In this article, I explore their features, pros and cons, and how they cater to different merchant needs and preferences.

The 4 best Shopify Apps for preorders & back in stock alerts 

Explore the four best Shopify apps for preorders and back in stock alerts. Get a detailed overview of these apps, and what customers are saying about them.

The best preorder and back in stock alert Shopify apps:

1. Preorder Pro + Back in Stock – Unique coming soon feature, but lacks SMS and push notifications
2. PreOrder Globo | Back in Stock – Affordable with a clean interface, but can’t display back in stock on the homepage or collections
3. Back In Stock ‑ Restock Rocket – Dedicated focus to back in stock alerts but expensive
4. Notify! Back in Stock|PreOrder – Solid functionality but slightly subpar user interface

Conclusion

Managing product availability on your Shopify store is not just a technical detail; it’s a powerful strategy for boosting sales, enhancing customer satisfaction, and optimizing inventory control. Shopify’s built-in features are a great starting point to cover the basics of what is required to run an ecommerce business. 

But for a comprehensive solution that can unlock additional tactics such as preordering, back in stock alerts, or coming soon products, apps like “Preorder Pro + Back in Stock” that we developed here at Magical Apps or some of the other many apps on the Shopify app store are a must-have addition to your toolkit.

By understanding what product availability means and mastering the art of availability management, you’ll be better equipped to navigate the competitive ecommerce landscape and ensure the success of your online store. So, go ahead and start empowering your Shopify store with the right product availability strategies today!

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