Delivery & Pickup Date Time Scheduler for WooCommerce

NACSTech Delivery and Pickup Date Time Scheduler for WooCommerce helps stores collect delivery or pickup dates, time slots, and customer instructions directly on the cart and checkout pages. It is built for stores that need a practical scheduling workflow for both customers and store managers. You can run delivery only, pickup only, or both together from one WooCommerce settings panel. Key features

• Delivery and pickup scheduling on cart, checkout, or both
• Separate delivery and pickup labels, rules, holidays, and cut-off times
• Day-based time slots with limits and optional price adjustments
• Blackout dates, recurring holidays, shipping method rules, zone rules, and product/category restrictions
• Customer reschedule controls for allowed order statuses
• Reminder templates for email and SMS notifications
• Manual reminder tools for store admins
• Schedule exports, analytics views, and calendar feed sync

Useful links

• Plugin page
• Documentation

Configuration overview Delivery Settings Configure delivery scheduling, field labels, required settings, cut-off rules, headings, and delivery-specific advanced rules. Pickup Settings Configure pickup scheduling separately from delivery, including labels, instructions, headings, and pickup-specific rules. Time Slots Create slot rows with schedule type, weekday, start/end time, capacity, and optional fee or discount logic. Holidays Manage separate delivery and pickup holiday dates that are blocked in the date picker and validated again on order submission. Advanced Rules Control lead days, booking window, recurring holidays, blackout periods, shipping methods, zones, products, and categories. Notifications Set up customer email reminders, SMS reminders, admin alerts, manual reminders, and optional SMS gateway integration. Analytics and exports Track schedule volume, delivery vs pickup split, slot usage, order calendar view, CSV exports, and calendar feed sync. Recommended setup

1. Enable delivery and/or pickup.
2. Decide whether fields should appear on cart, checkout, or both.
3. Add time slots with realistic capacity limits.
4. Set holidays and blackout dates.
5. Configure advanced rules only if your store needs shipping, zone, product, or category restrictions.
6. Test the customer checkout flow.
7. Configure reminders after the schedule workflow is working correctly.

1.0.33

• Added a translation-ready .pot file for the plugin's own UI text.
• Registered Delivery/Pickup labels and schedule headings for WPML String Translation and Polylang, so multilingual sites can translate them per language.

1.0.32

• Fixed Delivery Schedule field layout on the Cart page for block themes (e.g. Twenty Twenty-Five).

1.0.31

• Updated "Tested up to" compatibility header to WordPress 7.1.

1.0.30

• Added 8 plugin screenshots covering Delivery, Pickup, Time Slots, Holidays, Calendar Sync, Analytics, Exports, and Notifications tabs.

1.0.29

• Trimmed plugin tags to a shorter, already-recognized set so they display correctly on the plugin directory page.

1.0.28

• Renamed the plugin to "Delivery & Pickup Date Time Scheduler for WooCommerce" for clarity.
• Verified compatibility with WordPress 7.0.4 and WooCommerce 11.0.1.
• Updated "Tested up to" and "WC tested up to" compatibility headers.
• Added directory tags to improve plugin discoverability.

1.0.27

• Consolidated the recent approval-focused updates into one release.
• Reworked request readers and hardened admin, checkout, reschedule, AJAX, and dashboard filter handling.
• Improved deactivation feedback disclosure, neutral wording, and consent messaging.
• Added external service disclosure details for support email, deactivation feedback, and optional SMS gateway usage.
• Removed leftover pro/license compatibility files and aligned public release metadata.
• Replaced the remaining reviewer-sensitive request helper patterns with explicit nonce-validated field reads and removed the cart POST loop.
• Removed leftover internal pro/trial wording so the public plugin build stays fully neutral and directory-safe.