I noticed the second question wasn't addressed so I wanted to add some helpful tips for your abandoned cart email build using dynamic shopping cart data to populate your emails.
The syntax for using dynamic contact property values where you would normally enter a specific value is: {{contact.[internal_name_of_contact_property]}}. The "contact" part of that token is referring to the object that the property is stored in - for abandoned cart properties for integrations other than HubSpot's native Shopify integration, those would be contact properties.
If you prefer custom coding your templates you can also pull that in directly to your code in place of the normally static value (I show that at the end of the video above).
If you are planning on making a coded template rather than a normal module editor, the first step I recommend doing is going to a template you like already, going to "Actions", then "Clone to file" and creating a code version of that template so that you don't need to start from scratch when making your coded template. That way you can focus on just the abandoned cart specific pieces.
Otherwise, you can use the normal email editor like in my first example link and leverage the in-editor source code as needed for custom edits on the fly, without making the whole email template through a coded file.
I hope this helps make those emails quick and easy to build in HubSpot!
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