Promise shows a realistic arrival date on the product page and at checkout, built from the shipping destination and your handling time, not from a generic line repeated on every order.
Before the item even goes in the basket, the shopper sees the arrival date estimated for their own city, not a national average. That single fact reduces hesitation at the moment of purchase and separates you from a store that only promises shipping within days.
See Promise on a product pageLightweight trail shoe with a grip outsole, made for mixed ground.
Most abandoned baskets come down to one simple unanswered question: when does it get here? Showing the date at checkout answers it exactly where it is asked, so the shopper completes the order instead of leaving to compare with another store.
Learn more about Checkout+The date is calculated from your real handling time and the performance of the shipping lane itself, not from a fixed number typed in once and forgotten. A realistic promise beats a fast one you break, because a broken promise comes back as a return.
Learn more about ReturnsCarrier names and rates here are illustrative, not a quote from any real company.
A shopper who saw a clear date before buying does not need to ask for it afterwards. And when they follow the shipment on your tracking page, they measure it against the same promise they agreed to, so pre-delivery messages drop.
Learn more about TrackingTwo sources: your own handling time, and the performance of the shipping lane between your warehouse and the customer's destination. The more order history you accumulate, the tighter the estimate gets.
Yes. You can add a day or more to the estimate, or set a different buffer per city or per product category.
It appears in the late shipments list inside Tabdeel, and you can reach the customer proactively rather than waiting for them to notice and open a ticket.
You can enable it across the whole catalogue or on selected categories, and exclude made to order items or anything shipped by an external supplier.
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