Show Customers What's Available for Pickup — Before They Reach Checkout

Three steps to go live. 1. Enter your API details — open the SAAS Integrator CNC app in your Shopify admin and go to the Google API settings page. Enter your Google Geocoding API key, your IPinfo API key, and set your store search radius. Click Save. 2. Enable the Locations Popup — in your Shopify theme editor, go to App embeds, find Locations Popup (SAAS Integrator CNC) and toggle it on. This activates the global store selector and cart validation popup. 3. Add the product page block — in your Shopify theme editor, open your product page template, click Add block, and select SAAS Product Page CNC. Place it below the buy buttons for the best experience. Once these three steps are complete, Click & Collect is live on your store. Optionally, you can also add the store & delivery header block to your header — this displays a persistent "Shop at [Store]" and "Deliver to [Postcode]" banner across your site.

Go to Settings > Locations in your Shopify admin, click on the location, and copy the numeric ID from the end of the URL in your browser's address bar. The location must have "Pickup in store" turned on for it to appear as a Click & Collect location.

Enter your Shopify Location ID in two places within the Shopify theme editor. First, in the Locations Popup block — add your Location ID to the "Single Store Location ID (Global Popup)" field. This auto-selects your store, displays it in a compact layout, and hides the postcode search. Second, in the SAAS Product Page CNC block — add the same Location ID to the "Single Store Location ID" field. This auto-selects your store on the product page and shows pickup availability in a compact layout without the store selector. Both fields use the same Shopify Location ID, which you can find in your Shopify admin under Settings > Locations.

Yes. The Locations Popup has an "Automatically open popup on page load" toggle. When enabled, the global popup automatically opens on the customer's first page load for the session — but only if no store has been selected yet. Once a store is selected, it won't appear again. When disabled, the popup only opens when the customer clicks a button, such as the store selector on the product page or the header. This gives you full control over when and how customers are prompted to choose their pickup location.

Stocked products validate against real-time inventory at the selected pickup location. If inventory is unavailable, customers are prompted to choose another store or switch to delivery before checkout.

Yes. Configure selected products using Shopify metafields to display custom Click & Collect messaging. You can optionally ignore stock levels for designated pre-order items. To ensure Shopify can process orders for products without available inventory, you'll also need to configure the product's inventory settings in Shopify admin. The most common options are: enable "Continue selling when out of stock" on the product variant — this allows customers to purchase even when inventory reaches zero, ideal for made-to-order items. Alternatively, you can uncheck "Track quantity" entirely on the variant — this removes inventory tracking altogether, which suits products where stock levels aren't relevant such as custom-built or made-to-order goods.

Enable "Ignore Stock Levels" when you want your custom Click & Collect message to appear at all locations regardless of stock availability. A common use case is inter-store transfers — you may have stock at one location but are happy to transfer it to the customer's preferred pickup location for collection. With this toggle enabled, the custom message (e.g. "Ready within 2–3 business days") shows at every location, not just where the product is currently in stock. To ensure Shopify can process the order at any location, make sure the product's inventory is associated with all your Shopify locations — you can do this under the product's inventory settings in Shopify admin. Without this, Shopify may block the order at locations where the product isn't stocked.

Yes. Enable the Pickup In Store Only toggle within the Click & Collect Custom Messaging settings. Products matching the configured metafield will only be available for in-store pickup. Home delivery is automatically blocked.

If any item in the cart is marked Pickup In Store Only, home delivery is blocked for the entire cart. Click & Collect becomes the only available fulfillment method. Customers see a clear message explaining why.

Yes. The app includes a single-store mode that removes the store selector and shows pickup availability directly on the product page.

Yes. The app is designed to work on both Shopify Plus and non-Plus stores. No Plus-only features or checkout customisation required.

No. The app displays supported Click & Collect messaging within Shopify's checkout experience. It does not replace or customise checkout.

Yes. SaaS Integrator Click & Collect uses native Shopify locations and product metafields, so it works seamlessly with Shopify Flows, Shopify order routing, and any other native Shopify functionality that reads location or metafield data. You can also personalise your Shopify order confirmation emails using the same product metafields — for example, displaying a custom "Special Pickup Notice" with preparation times for made-to-order items, all using standard Shopify email template customisation.

Yes. SaaS Integrator Click & Collect uses native Shopify locations — the same locations your POS is already connected to. There are no workarounds, no duplicate location setups, and no sync issues. Your online Click & Collect orders route to the same locations your POS uses in-store.

Yes. A Google Geocoding API key and an IPinfo API key are both required and are entered in the app's Google API settings page within your Shopify admin. These power the postcode-based store search and proximity sorting. You also set your store search radius on this page. The optional store & delivery header — a persistent header bar displaying "Shop at [Store]" and "Deliver to [Postcode]" across your site — also uses these API keys but is not required for core Click & Collect functionality.

Yes. All plans include the full feature set. Plans differ only by the number of Shopify locations and total Shopify order volume per month.

All Shopify orders created during the month count toward your plan's limit, regardless of fulfillment method.

You'll be prompted to upgrade. There are no automatic overage charges.

Yes. Visit our Omnichannel Customer Experiences page to see real-world examples of how retailers have implemented Click & Collect across different store types, product categories, and customer journeys.