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So here we'll take a look at configuring
your storefront
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to use production restrictions
and delivery restrictions.
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So once any calendars, production
restrictions and delivery restrictions
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have been specified, we need to define
where they're going to be used.
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So production
restrictions are assigned to products
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either within the product variant settings
or to entire product groups.
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Delivery or shipping restrictions
are assigned to delivery methods.
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And then the calendars, as we've seen
in other tutorials, are directly,
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directly applied to the production
and delivery restrictions.
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So first we’ll apply
our production restrictions
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on a product by product basis.
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I'm going to start by navigating to the
product variant settings of the product.
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You wish to apply the restrictions to.
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So I'm just going to go
into my product management
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and I'm just going to create a new product
to begin with.
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This isn't necessary,
but just to keep things nice and clean
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on my own storefront.
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From there,
I'm going to go into the product
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variant settings,
make sure I'm on the info tab,
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then scroll down.
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What you'll find quite close to the bottom
of the available settings is a section
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which says Enable delivery,
Countdown and production restriction.
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So from here
you can select from the list of available
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production restrictions
that you've specified
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and that will now be assigned
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to that particular product.
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You also have this enable
delivery countdown,
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which will show the countdown view
within the product page.
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So this will actually show, for example,
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how long the user has to order before
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delivery gets pushed back
an additional day, for example,
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or it will show how long
we have to order to meet
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a particular delivery date
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and we'll see this on a frontend
in a few minutes
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time.
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From there,
make sure you save those changes.
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Next, we're going to navigate
to delivery computation
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or shipping
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computation depending on your region.
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And now we're going to actually apply
the delivery of shipping restrictions
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that we created in a previous tutorial.
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So we're going to choose the
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computation method that we have available.
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In this case, it's a basic storefront,
so I've just got fixed rate shipping
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and I'm going to go to usage rules.
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And then from within here you can see that
we have a delivery restriction dropdown
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box where I can choose
between the delivery restriction
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methods that I have available
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and then make sure you click save.
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So now we'll see how this appears
on the frontend
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when we're actually placing an order.
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What we can see based on those settings
I've applied is a very simple
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landing page here because it's
a brand newly created product,
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but we now have this delivery countdown.
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So I specified my cutoff time as 3 p.m.
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local time and the time of the moment
is just before 2 p.m.
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when recording this video.
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So you can see that
I've got just over an hour to order within
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to receive this particular date.
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However, if I change the quantity
being ordered, you can see that
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the date has been updated as well based
on those quantity tiers that I specified.
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So based on this particular quantity,
it falls into a specific tier
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and my production offset
may be pushed out slightly
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so we can see
the date is automatically changed.
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I'm not going to go ahead and add that
to basket and proceed through my checkout.
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So back to viewing this
as an administrator,
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the first place I'm going to go is shared
print operations
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and I'm going to go ahead
and find that job
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within shared print operations.
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Scrolling down, you can see
we've got this shipping information
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and included in there,
we have the dispatch date
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and delivery date for the order
and for the line item.
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And this is calculated based on those
delivery and production restrictions
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that we created
and applied to that particular product.
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Now, in many cases,
you may want to understand
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in greater detail
how these are being calculated,
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and we can do this from within the admin
area as well.
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So if I'm going to navigate to my sales
section and then to orders
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locate the order that we've just placed
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and I'm going to click on View
next to that particular order.
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Now if I scroll
right down to the bottom of that page,
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you may need to expand the box slightly.
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But what you'll see in here
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is a body of text,
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which kind of makes a human
readable element
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and shows us
how exactly those dispatch dates
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and delivery dates have been calculated.
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So you can see there it's got information
on the delivery restrictions.
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You can see that it's
given us a total of ten days for delivery.
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In this case, we have a three day offset
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and we have seven days skipped.
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Now this will take into account
the calendar
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that we've been utilizing
as well as well as the weekends.
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So that's why
we've got such a high number of set dates.
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Then you can see we have production
restrictions, so we have a total of two
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days.
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Zero of those are skip days
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from the
weekend and zero from the calendar.
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So that's just our
general production offset.