Domestic Delivery
Overview
Use domestic delivery for deliveries within the country but outside your local delivery range.
This is commonly used when longer-distance areas are assigned to a third-party logistics partner.
Step 2: Add a delivery area
Define the serviceable domestic area.
You can use:
Pincode
District
State
Enter one or more pincodes, separated by commas.
Example: 695001, 695002, 695003

District values depend on the selected state.
After you choose a state, the district list updates automatically.

Select the state from the dropdown.

Step 3: Choose how delivery will be handled
Select the delivery provider for this area.
You can:
add or edit delivery providers
enable or disable COD for each provider
let the customer choose between available providers
use In-shop delivery for your own delivery team


Use In-shop delivery when your team handles delivery directly for selected areas.
You can also combine this with partner-based delivery by assigning different providers to different domestic areas.

Step 4: Set the delivery charge
Choose how delivery charges should be calculated for this area.
You can use:
Free delivery
Flat rate
Take from delivery partner


For example, you can apply a flat rate such as ₹50 for every order.
If you use Take from delivery partner, the charge is based on the amount returned by the provider.
This can vary by distance, weight, or location.
When needed, enable Round off delivery amount.
Examples:
₹97 → ₹100₹243 → ₹250when rounding to the nearest₹10

For Flat rate and Take from delivery partner, you can also set a free-delivery threshold.
Step 5: Configure COD rules
Use this step to control Cash on Delivery for the area.
You can:
enable or disable COD
block COD above a certain order value
collect a partial advance for COD orders

For example:
orders below
₹5,000can use CODorders above
₹5,000must be prepaid

For partial payment, you can collect:
a percentage of the order total
a flat amount
only the delivery charge



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