Delivery & pickup features for florists

Create delivery zones with normalized Canadian postal codes, including spaces and forward-sortation-area patterns, alongside the U.S. ZIPs and wildcards the zones already accepted.

Customers still get the same clear delivery flow while the shop keeps rates tied to the areas it can actually serve.

Building the zones is only half the job; see how to price delivery by zone for the rate-setting methodology.

When the delivery verifier is enabled, the NuFlorist cart widget checks the shopper’s postal code against the merchant’s configured carrier rate.

The cart-widget checkout button stays hidden until the address verifies as deliverable. This applies to the NuFlorist cart-widget flow; checkout reached through other paths follows your store's own Shopify configuration.

The Today’s orders view gives staff a focused list of the flower orders scheduled for the current day.

Each delivery order includes a directions action that opens its address in Google Maps, one tap from reading the order to navigating to it.

Set cutoff times around the way the design bench, driver schedule, and pickup counter actually operate.

Clear cutoffs help the storefront stop accepting a fulfillment promise after the shop can no longer meet it.

Apply blocked delivery dates to the products that need them instead of shutting down the whole shop calendar.

Use a specific date, a relative day, or a date range for selected Online Store collections, useful for gift boxes, holiday items, or products with their own production schedule.

Turn an unavailable date into a useful next step. When a collection rule blocks the shopper’s chosen date, NuFlorist can present products that are still available.

This is a date-availability suggestion, not a generic cart upsell, so the alternative stays connected to the shopper’s fulfillment need.