Pre-order products allow you to sell items that will be delivered later within a specific delivery window (example: Receive Mar 10 – Mar 15). This helps customers clearly understand when they will receive the product, and prevents checkout issues caused by mismatched delivery schedules.
How to Enable Pre-order (Admin side)
To enable Pre-order mode, you must set a Delivery Date Range for the product.
Steps
Go to your Admin Dashboard
Open Products
Select the product you want to configure
Click "Specific date ranges" under the Delivery section
In the calendar, set:
Delivery Start Date
Delivery End Date
Save
Once saved, the product is automatically treated as a Pre-order product.
What Customers Will See
Delivery date range on the product page
Customers will see the delivery window directly on the product page, for example: Receive Mar 10 – Mar 15
This makes it clear that the product will not be delivered immediately.
How Customers Can Checkout
✅ Checkout allowed
Customers can checkout successfully when
1) Pre-order product + regular product
When checking out a pre-order product together with a normal product, the delivery date can now be selected based on the override date.
2) Multiple pre-order products share a common delivery date
If customers add multiple pre-order products, checkout is allowed only if their delivery date ranges overlap.
Example (allowed):
Product A: Mar 10–20
Product B: Mar 15–18
Common overlap exists → checkout is allowed.
❌ Checkout Blocked
Checkout will be disabled when:
Multiple pre-order products have no overlapping delivery range
If there is no shared delivery date between pre-order items, checkout is disabled.
Example (Blocked):
Product A: Mar 10–12
Product B: Mar 15–18
No overlap → checkout disabled.
One of the pre-order products must be removed before proceeding.
Important Notes & Best Practices
Pre-order delivery dates override store schedule
If a product has a delivery date range, customers will follow the product’s delivery range even if your store has a different delivery schedule configured.
Plan pre-order launches carefully
If you plan to sell multiple pre-order products in the same campaign, make sure their delivery date ranges overlap so customers can purchase them together.
Recommended use cases
Pre-orders work best for:
seasonal products
clearance
limited drops
restock campaigns
made-to-order items
supplier arrival products

