Delivery days, cut-offs and runs, enforced not remembered
A venue orders around your delivery schedule, and every exception to it is a phone call. Carrot makes the schedule part of the product: the storefront knows the cut-off, the minimum and the next delivery date before the order is placed, so the conversation does not have to happen afterwards.
Cut-offs that hold
Each account has delivery days, an order cut-off and an order minimum. The storefront shows all three before checkout and enforces them at checkout, so a late order does not silently join tomorrow's run.
Your own runs, or a carrier
Plan and manage your own delivery runs, or ship through a carrier with rates, flat fees, free-over thresholds and tracking. Customers choose at checkout where you let them.
The calendar knows about holidays
Public holidays and your own closure days shift the ordering calendar, so the next delivery date shown to a customer is a date you will actually deliver on.
In the box
What delivery & fulfilment actually includes
Every line below is shipping today, in production, for distributors trading on it.
- Per-account delivery days, order cut-off and order minimum
- Multi-carrier shipping with flat rates and free-over thresholds
- Your own delivery runs, planned and managed in the back office
- Tracking passed back to the customer
- Holiday and closure handling in the ordering calendar
- Standing and future-dated orders
Want to see delivery & fulfilment on your own data?
We will load your catalogue and your pricing before the walkthrough, so you are looking at your business rather than a demo tenant.