UR: Shipping Hold Products

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$6.99

/ Month

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自動配送保留：予約商品や遅延出荷を効率管理。

Order scheduling

Bulk settings

Automated hold

About UR: Shipping Hold Products

Launched May 22, 2025

Built by Shopify

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Kerken, DE

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Description

Automatically hold shipping for orders containing specific products to optimize lead times.

This app automatically places orders containing specific products on hold in your Shopify store. Simply configure settings per product in the app admin to efficiently manage items that require delayed shipping, such as pre-order or made-to-order products. By reducing cancellation risk, easing inventory adjustments, and lowering customer support workload, the app gives you flexible control over shipping timing. Ideal for high-volume stores or product-based shipping schedules.

Automatically hold orders with specific products and adjust shipping schedules.
Bulk manage products and hold settings to reduce manual work.
Manage products with different shipping timings in one place.

Pros

Automates the process of placing orders with certain products on hold, reducing manual work.
Efficient management of products with delayed shipping or pre-order sales.
Helps reduce cancellation risks and inventory management issues.
Lowers the burden on customer support by providing better control over shipping schedules.
Ideal for businesses with a high volume of orders or those needing to segment shipping periods by product.
Customizable settings from the management screen for flexible control over shipping timing.

Cons

May require initial setup effort to configure hold settings for specific products.
Some users might find the interface complex until fully familiarized.
Potential dependency on the app for order management, which could be problematic if app issues arise.