Pickup, Delivery & Deadlines

Pickup spots, delivery zones, and deadlines that run themselves

Your week has a shape. The store should already know it.

How do pickup locations and deadlines work?

Set as many pickup spots and delivery zones as your farm actually runs, each on its own rhythm and its own ordering deadline. Every member sees a live banner telling them which pickup is theirs, what day it lands, and exactly how long they have left to add to the order.

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Pickup, Delivery & Deadlines — the screen itself

How it works

What actually happens

  • As many locations as you run — Farm store, church lot, feed mill, the Thursday route.
  • Each on its own rhythm — Weekly, every other week, first and third Tuesday.
  • A deadline per location — Each one closes and reopens on its own.
  • A live banner on every page — Their pickup, their day, their time left.
  • Price by location — Raise a whole stop by one percentage to cover the drive.
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Pickup, Delivery & Deadlines — in use on a real farm store

Why it matters on a real farm

The part this takes off you

Most of what a farm answers in a week is the same three questions: where is my pickup, what day, how long do I have. A banner that already knows who is reading it answers all three.

The week runs itself.Gideon Lapp, farmer & founder

Straight answers

Questions about pickup, Delivery & Deadlines

Can each location have its own deadline?

Yes, and its own rhythm. Every stop closes and reopens on its own schedule, and members only ever see the one that belongs to them.

Can prices be different by location?

Yes. You can raise everything at one stop by a single percentage to cover the drive, or override any individual item at any individual location.

Can a member change which pickup they use?

They can switch it themselves, and the banner, the deadline and the packing slip all follow them over. You do not have to touch anything.

Do I have to offer delivery?

No. Plenty of farms run pickup only. Delivery zones are there if you want them, and invisible if you do not.

Made by a farmer, for farmers

Want this on your farm?

Apply and tell me how you sell, or book a free call and we will walk through it together.

A real person answers. Every time.

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