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Adding a delivery date picker to checkout
Adding a delivery date picker to checkout

Enable your shoppers to pick the day for their order's arrival (only with Shopify Plus)

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Written by Haim
Updated over a week ago

Introducing, the Delivery Date Picker, a new feature that enables customers to select their preferred delivery date in checkout.

To set yours up, go to your left-side menu and select Delivery Methods. From there, go to Checkout Components, and click on Add Component to access the Delivery Date Picker.

Give your date picker an Internal Name โ€“ visible only for you and your team, used for organizing your schedules.

When it comes to the Date Picker, there are two types to choose from:
Date Field and Calendar.

Date field:

Calendar:

You can modify the Title and Description for both.

Before showing it to your customers, you can preview and try it in 'Test Mode',
which will exclusively be visible to you and your team.

If you have multiple shipping locations, you can configure a checkout component for each one. This component can be set up for the entire country (Domestic), for International shipments, or it can be linked to Geo-fence rules, appearing only for specific states or zip codes.

Setting Active Shipping Dates & Times

In this section, you can select the specific dates available for customer delivery. Dates marked with a checkmark โ˜‘๏ธ will be available and clickable on the calendar, while unselected dates won't be.

Setting Availability Dates

Customize the delivery schedule by setting a time frame for minimum and maximum days from the current date.

Setting Blackout Dates

In this section, you can designate blackout dates, including holidays or other specific dates.

Hiding the Date Picker

Here you can set rules to hide the Date Picker for specific SKUs or product types.

Happy picking with our Date Picker!

As always, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to support@prettydamnquick.com.

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