In order to use the Shipday plugin, you’ll need to have a Shipday account. Now that you know what Shipday offers, let’s go hands-on and I’ll show you how it works on WooCommerce. Trust me, as someone who’s been hungry and waiting for delivery, being able to watch the delivery drive move toward your house is really nice! Hands-On With Shipday on WooCommerce Your customers will even be able to track the couriers in real-time. With Shipday, you’ll be able to dispatch those orders via drivers and provide a much better experience for customers by letting them know exactly where their orders are at all times.
While WooCommerce can handle taking orders and processing payments, WooCommerce is pretty much finished once you have the order in hand. Restaurant delivery, including ghost kitchensįor example, let’s say you’re using WooCommerce as your restaurant ordering system.Shipday works for any local delivery situation, but here are a few example use cases for where it excels: We’ll focus on using Shipday for a WooCommerce store, but it also works for Shopify and a number of standalone restaurant ordering systems including GloriaFood. If any of that sounds interesting to you, I encourage you to keep reading our full Shipday review to see it in action. In a way, Shipday kind of lets you build your own Uber-like local delivery setup with your own fleet of delivery drivers ( or it also lets you integrate with Postmates or DoorDash if you’re in the USA). Drivers will be able to manage their deliveries via a dedicated smartphone app and customers can get real-time tracking updates via SMS or email so they know exactly when to expect their orders. Shipday makes it easy to manage your drivers and quickly dispatch orders for local delivery.
No matter what your reasons are, you’re going to want to read our hands-on Shipday review. Want to offer local deliveries for your WooCommerce store? You could be using WooCommerce for a restaurant or food delivery business or you could just need to deliver products locally on a tight schedule.
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