Delivery Auto for Opencart - cities, branches when placing an order
Delivery Auto for Opencart - cities, branches when placing an order
Integration of Delivery Auto delivery service for OpenCart. Selection of city and branch directly on the order checkout page, local database, auto-update via Cron, support for courier delivery and multilingual support.
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Description
Delivery Auto — a module for integrating the delivery-auto.com delivery service with an online store on the OpenCart platform. Customers select a city and branch directly on the order checkout page using a convenient Tom Select autocomplete.
The module supports two types of delivery:
- to branches and courier delivery
- with separate settings for each.
The database of cities, districts and branches is stored locally on the server and synchronized via API on a schedule (Cron) with a secure URL, ensuring fast operation even with large amounts of data.
Key features:
- Flexible delivery cost settings: disable price display, fixed amount or custom text phrase.
- City filtering: show only those with active branches.
- Custom values: customer can enter city or branch manually.
- Personalized placeholders for fields with support for multiple languages.
- Compatibility with standard, One Page Checkout and Simple Checkout.
- Support for geozones to limit the availability of the delivery method.
- Built-in multilingual support: Ukrainian, English, Russian.
Features
- Selection of city and branch
- Local database
- Synchronization via Cron
- Flexible delivery cost
- Multilingual support
- Popular checkouts
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Changelog
- - added support for OCT SmartCheckout
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