Customers choose a delivery or pickup date. You set order limits by day, product, and method. Checkout stops full dates and shows the next open date.
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It accepts whatever the customer types. It does not know your closed days, your lead time, or when Saturday is already full.
You do not deliver Saturday. Now you have a paid order and an awkward phone call.
Other products still have room. One store-wide limit cannot show the difference.
The next order should move to an open day before the customer pays.
One date follows the order through the work that comes next.
Add a date picker for delivery and pickup. The chosen date stays with the order.
Stop taking orders when a delivery or pickup date reaches the number you set.
Give products their own order limits when they use different production capacity.
Set different order limits for pickup and delivery on the same date.
Checkout refuses a full date and tells the customer the next date you can take.
Use the production sheet, export a CSV, or subscribe to the calendar feed.
Beta is free. No card. No trial clock. When beta ends, beta stores keep the $14.99/month Founder price for good. The public price will be higher.