EU Pickup Points & Parcel Lockers

What it does

For stores and marketplaces that ship to Central and Eastern Europe, the Baltics, Poland, Germany, France and the Benelux, where shoppers expect a locker or parcel shop at checkout. Each network is a CS-Cart shipping service: create a method, enter your carrier account where needed and set the price in shipping charges. Works on CS-Cart, CS-Cart Ultimate and Multi-Vendor, where vendors can use their own carrier accounts.

How it works

After choosing a pickup method the shopper sees a card with a Choose pickup point button. For InPost, Mondial Relay, DHL and Omniva it opens a map and list: the shipping postcode is searched first, nearest points come first, with filters for lockers or shops and opening hours. Packeta and GLS open their own widgets. The order cannot be placed without a point. The point appears in the admin order, customer order page, invoice, e-mails and REST API.

Features

• Packeta, Mondial Relay, InPost, DHL, GLS (Central and Eastern Europe) and Omniva pickup points in one add-on
• Map and list dialog with postcode or town search, Near me, distances, lockers or shops filter and opening hours
• Full-screen dialog with List and Map tabs on phones
• Packeta and GLS selection in the carriers' own widgets
• Countries, point types, maximum weight and items per shipping method
• Price from the method's shipping charges, like any CS-Cart method
• Order cannot be placed without a point
• Point on admin and customer order pages, invoices, order e-mails and in the REST API order data
• Change the point from the admin order page
• Multi-Vendor: one point per vendor shipment, vendor carrier accounts, vendors see their points
• CS-Cart 4.21: core pickup point service for the Storefront API
• DHL locations always live and never stored, as DHL's terms require
• OpenStreetMap tiles by default, no map API key needed
• Status page with a test search
• InPost and Omniva tested with real recorded carrier data, the others against test doubles of the documented carrier interfaces

What you get

Compatibility

We list only the builds we install and test on. “Tested” means the full test plan was run on that build; “Supported” means the build is inside the supported range and uses the same hooks.

Requirements