It checks which warehouse actually has the stock to fulfill that specific order and calculates the date from there, not from a fixed default location. So if your second warehouse has it in stock and is closer to the customer, they’ll see that faster, more accurate date instead.

Yes, set your holidays and processing days once, and the dates adjust automatically from there. There’s also a vacation mode you can schedule weeks ahead for warehouse closures. Pages for five regions.

No, set delivery rules per country, state, or even pincode, and the app shows the right one based on where the customer is checking out from. No need to maintain separate pages per region.

They’ll see the longer of the two dates. This matters because it stops you from accidentally promising your 2-day item’s timeline for an order that actually needs 2 weeks, which is exactly the kind of thing that generates complaints.

Yes, the ETA text and countdown timers display in the customer’s own language automatically based on their store locale, so you’re not relying on one English message for every shopper.

Yes, most of those emails happen because customers never knew what to expect. Showing a clear date upfront, before they even buy, heads off the question instead of answering it after the fact.