> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kwebby.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Pickup in store

> Show shoppers which of your stores has the product ready for pickup, from your Shopify locations, and list your stores on a Stores page.

The **Pickup availability** block in the product page's buy box shows whether the chosen variant can be picked up, using your Shopify locations that offer local pickup. A drawer lists every pickup location with its stock, address and phone number.

**1. Add your stores as locations.** In **Settings → Locations**, add each store with its full address and phone number. The drawer shows that address and phone.

**2. Turn on local pickup.** In **Settings → Shipping and delivery**, open the local pickup settings (Pickup in store), choose each store location and turn on local pickup for it. Set the expected pickup time, for example Usually ready in 2 hours: Kelvin shows that text.

**3. Keep stock at each store.** A location shows In stock when it has the chosen variant in stock.

**4. Check the block.** The default product template has **Pickup availability** in the buy box on install; it has no settings. It prints nothing until at least one location offers local pickup, and never shows on gift cards.

**What shoppers see.**

* A line with a pin icon: Pickup available at the first pickup location that has the variant in stock, followed by its pickup time, or Pickup is not available at a store right now when none has it.
* A button: Check availability at other stores when you have more than one pickup location, or Store address and pickup details when you have one.
* The drawer: Pickup for the product, the chosen variant, and each pickup location with In stock and its pickup time, or Not in stock here, plus its address and a phone link.
* Everything updates when the shopper picks another option.

![Pickup availability in the buy box](https://mintcdn.com/kwebby/tbWCv70mkhaUy_7w/images/kelvin/guide-pickup.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=tbWCv70mkhaUy_7w\&q=85\&s=7941cf44842ef81f50eb92a16a490131)

The pickup line and the button that opens the drawer

![The pickup drawer](https://mintcdn.com/kwebby/tbWCv70mkhaUy_7w/images/kelvin/guide-pickup-drawer.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=tbWCv70mkhaUy_7w\&q=85\&s=f1720d96820d9838bd9ffadd6b83896f)

Every pickup location with its stock, address and phone

Shoppers choose pickup and the store at checkout, which Shopify handles. Kelvin does not reserve stock: the line shows Shopify's stock when the page loads or the option changes.

**Delivery estimate next to it.** Placed right after Pickup availability, the Delivery estimate block joins the same box. See [Product information](https://docs.kwebby.com/kelvin/sections/product-information.md).

**The Stores page.** Create a page, for example Stores, and choose the template `page.stores` (Pages → stores in the theme editor). On install it has a page heading, the [Stores](https://docs.kwebby.com/kelvin/sections/stores.md) section (one Store block per store, where you add its address, phone, photo, services, a pickup note and opening hours for each weekday; the section adds search, service filters, open or closed now, and a services table) and How pickup works steps. The home page's [Stores band](https://docs.kwebby.com/kelvin/sections/stores-band.md) shows a short version. See [Stores and opening hours](https://docs.kwebby.com/kelvin/guides/stores-and-opening-hours.md) to set them up.

> [!NOTE]
>
> The Stores page and the Stores band do not read your Shopify locations: you type your stores in the theme editor. When you open, move or close a store, update both the location in Settings and its Store block.

## In the theme editor

![Stores in the theme editor](https://mintcdn.com/kwebby/QKNMzt7KPy_yk6ai/images/kelvin/editor-stores.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=QKNMzt7KPy_yk6ai\&q=85\&s=3f8913065b7b2a120d058d31e7d42c20)

The Stores page: 1 Stores; each store is a block · 2 its settings · 3 the preview


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