Module Estimated Delivery Date
A specific date instead of a range of three to five days
The module calculates and shows the real delivery date on the product page, for example get it on Tuesday 29 October. The calculation takes into account the time needed to prepare the parcel, the courier's working days and days off. Customers don't have to count on the calendar, because they get a ready answer.
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Module benefits
Fewer abandoned carts
The most important question is answered before the product is added to the cart, not after.
Fewer questions to customer service
Delivery time information is available around the clock, so the team doesn't keep answering the same question.
Realistic expectations
The calculation includes packing time, courier time and days off, so the date can be met.
The image of a well-organised store
A specific date shows that logistics are under control.
An argument when comparing offers
A customer who needs a product by a specific day chooses the store that tells them plainly whether it will arrive in time.
A time range raises questions, a date settles them
Three to five working days leaves the customer with a calculation to do and a doubt.
Does it count from today or tomorrow? Will the parcel arrive before the weekend? Each such question is a moment of hesitation, and some customers resolve it by leaving the store.
Giving a date removes both the calculation and the doubt. Customers immediately know whether the offer fits their timing and don’t have to ask anyone.
Practical applications
The customer checks whether the parcel will arrive before the birthday and decides straight away, without contacting customer service.
For a spare part or renovation materials, the delivery date can matter more than the price.
Taking days off into account protects you from making a promise you can't keep.
Technical specification
What goes into the calculation
- Preparation timeThe number of days the warehouse needs to pack the order.
- Courier timeThe declared delivery time for the selected delivery method.
- Working days and days offA calendar that takes weekends and public holidays into account.
How the date is calculated
- The module adds the preparation time to the day the order is placed.
- It adds the delivery time for the delivery method to the result.
- It skips days off, so the date always falls on a working day.
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