Frequently Asked Questions on Product Delivery Date Pro for WooCommerce

You will find the Delivery Date Field on the front end product page of your store.

Yes, you can exclude the weekends by not selecting Saturday & Sunday (or any weekdays) in the Delivery Days field on the Product delivery date meta box on WooCommerce edit product page.

Yes you can add the specific dates for which you want to accept deliveries from the plugin.

Yes, you can restrict the number of deliveries for a delivery date. You can set the number of deliveries in the “Maximum deliveries per day” field on the Product delivery date meta box on WooCommerce edit product page. The delivery date will be disabled for further deliveries in the calendar after this number of orders.

Yes, you can display an estimated delivery date text message instead of the delivery date field by selecting Text block in Delivery Option on the Product delivery date meta box on WooCommerce edit product page.

Yes, you can create the time slots on the Product delivery date meta box on WooCommerce edit product page. You need to check “Ask for Delivery Time” checkbox and it will then allow you to add the timeslots for the selected weekdays or specific dates.

Yes. Customers can add products to the cart without choosing a delivery date and/or time. To achieve this, the “Mandatory Fields” option should be unchecked. It can be found in the Product Delivery Date -> Settings tab on the WooCommerce Edit product page.

Yes. You can show the calendar always visible or open to your customers by enabling “Show calendar always visible” checkbox under the Product Delivery Date -> Settings tab on WooCommerce edit product page.

Yes, you can disable delivery for selected dates, e.g. public holidays or any other date. The “No delivery on these dates” setting on the Product Delivery Date -> Settings tab on WooCommerce edit product page allows you to set the holiday dates which will be disabled in the calendar.

Yes, you can set a minimum delivery period in hours, which will be taken into consideration before showing the earliest available delivery date or time slot to your customers. This can be done under the “Minimum Delivery preparation time (in hours):” field under the Product Delivery Date -> Delivery Time Period on WooCommerce edit product page.

Yes. You can show limited dates to your customers to choose for delivery. You can set the number of days that you want in the “Number of dates to choose:” field or you can set a range of dates for which you can accept deliveries under Product Delivery Date -> Delivery Time Period on WooCommerce edit product page. By default, your customers can choose a delivery date for the next 30 available dates.

Yes. The Same day delivery feature enables you to get the deliveries for the same date. This is available in the Product Delivery Date -> Delivery Time Period tab on the WooCommerce Edit Product page. The current date would be available until the cut-off time set for the same date delivery is passed. Once the time is passed the date will be disabled and will have the label “Cut-Off time over”. Similarly, the Next day delivery feature works where the next day would be available for delivery.

No. You cannot charge your customers separately for same day or next day deliveries.

Yes. You can add additional delivery charges for the weekdays or for some specific dates under Product Delivery Date -> Delivery Charges tab on the WooCommerce Edit Product page. The charges will be added to the product price while adding the product to the cart.

Yes. You can view all the deliveries in a list view or in calendar view under Product Delivery Date -> View deliveries menu on WordPress Dashboard.

Yes. You can change the default labels of the fields under Product Delivery Date -> Settings -> Field Labels tab on the WordPress admin dashboard.

Yes. You can allow the customers to change the delivery dates for the product which are added to the cart. They can edit it on the Cart or on the Checkout page.

This can be done by enabling “Allow Deliveries to be editable” checkbox on the Product Delivery Date -> Settings menu in the admin dashboard.

Yes, you can allow your customers to reschedule the delivery date & time for the already placed orders on My account page. This can be done by enabling “Allow Deliveries to be reschedulable” checkbox on the Product Delivery Date -> Settings menu in the admin dashboard.

Yes, you can show the available deliveries on the frontend product page for the selected delivery date and time. This can be shown by enabling the “Enable Availability Display on the Product page” checkbox on the Product Delivery Date -> Settings menu in the admin dashboard.

Yes, you can export your deliveries to the google calendar directly by setting up Google API or manually by downloading ICS files. This can be done under Product Delivery Date -> Settings -> Google Calendar Sync tab.

Yes, this is possible. You need to enable “Apply one-time delivery charges for multiple products” checkbox under Product Delivery Date -> Settings tab

Yes, you can export to CSV or Print format from the View Deliveries page in the backend.

Yes, you can add delivery date & time to products of the manually created WooCommerce orders.

Yes, our plugin does have the ‘Bulk Product Settings’ feature which allows setting up the delivery settings for all products in one go.

Yes, you can show the delivery date & timeslot fields on the Shop/archives page by enabling the ‘Show Delivery Date/Time on Shop/archives page’ setting located at Product Delivery Date -> Settings -> Global Delivery Settings page.

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