Customers can now choose "ship to home" or "pick up in store" for each item in their cart. Previously, different delivery methods required splitting the order, but now it's all handled in a single checkout. For Plus / Enterprise plans.
When shipping and in-store pickup were mixed, customers had to create separate orders (i.e., separate checkouts) for each delivery method.
Choose "shipping" or "in-store pickup" for each item. All shipping, all pickup, or pickup for only some items—any combination is completed in a single checkout.
| Item | Before | Now (mixed shipping + pickup) |
|---|---|---|
| Order when mixed | Must be split A separate order is created per delivery method | One order Completed in a single checkout |
| Unit for choosing the pickup/delivery method | Unified across the whole order | Per product choose shipping or pickup |
| Number of customer payments | Multiple, one per order | Once |
| How it appears in admin | Listed as separate orders | Fulfillments by pickup/delivery method within a single order |
| Eligible plans | — | Plus / Enterprise |
This feature is available to merchants on the Plus and Enterprise plans. There is no mention of other plans.
For now, you enable it manually from "Feature test drives." In July 2027, it's scheduled to roll out automatically to all eligible checkouts.
When an order is created,a separate fulfillment for each pickup/delivery methodis generated, and they appear in the admin tied to the same order. You can see at a glance which items are "in-store pickup" and which are "shipping."
A fulfillment grouping the items delivered to the address specified by the customer. Processed through the standard shipping flow.
A fulfillment grouping the items the customer chose for in-store pickup. Processed as a handover at the pickup location.
Find this feature under "Feature test drives" in the admin.
Turn the feature on and try it in your own store's checkout.
Test apps and workflows related to shipping, fulfillment, and orders with split orders (§7).
Even though it's one order and one payment for the customer, internally it's split into fulfillments by pickup/delivery method.split ordersYou need to design your processing around this assumption.
It's explicitly stated that third-party and custom apps, workflows, and integrations that touch shipping, fulfillment, or order logic must betested thoroughlywith this feature enabled.
You're advised to contact the developers of the apps you use and confirmwhether they already support split orders. The key question is whether fulfillment routing works as expected.
The pickup/delivery methods shown to customers are determined by your store'slocations, inventory, and shipping methodssettings. How well your pickup locations and inventory are set up directly affects which options appear.
For now it's a manual opt-in via Feature test drives, butin July 2027 it will be automatically released to eligible checkouts. In other words, "not testing" isn't really an option—it's safest to plan your schedule assuming you'll have verified your integrations by then.