Arrival for Woo

Every shopper asks the same question: when will it get here?

Arrival reads your shipping zones, schedules and order cutoffs, then answers that question everywhere it matters — product page, cart, checkout — the way a board announces flights: a date, a time, a countdown. No guessing before the buy button. Fewer “do you deliver to…” emails. Fewer abandoned carts.

What the board shows

• A real delivery date — “Get it by Wed 22 Jul”, calculated from your zones, schedule and cutoffs, shown on product pages, cart and checkout.
• An order-cutoff countdown — “Order within 2 h 14 m” states the deadline as a fact, so urgency never has to shout.
• Postcode-aware answers — shoppers enter their postcode once and see the methods, prices and dates that actually apply to them.
• Free-shipping progress — “Add $7.20 more to unlock free delivery” builds baskets with information, not persuasion.
• Cache-compatible behaviour — dynamic postcode and date messaging designed for real WooCommerce environments with page caching.

Why store owners install it

Clarity converts. When the answer to “when will it arrive?” is on the page, shoppers don’t leave to ask it by email — or leave for a store that answers it. Arrival exists to raise conversion, cut cart abandonment, and shrink your support inbox by moving fulfilment answers in front of the buy button.

Bricks Builder dynamic tags

• {delivery_date} — calculated delivery date
• {delivery_date:X} — delivery date with additional days
• {delivery_location} — postcode display or entry prompt
• {delivery_cutoff} — order cutoff countdown
• {postcode_display} — plain-text postcode display
• {order_delivery} — the estimate saved against a placed order (also {order_delivery:range} and {order_delivery:both})
• {delivery_hours} / {pickup_hours} — opening hours for that channel

Shortcodes

• [arwoo_calculator] — the full delivery board
• [arwoo_delivery_date] — delivery date for the current postcode
• [arwoo_delivery_cutoff] — cutoff countdown
• [arwoo_postcode_display] — cache-compatible postcode display
• [arwoo_delivery_location] — cache-compatible delivery location info
• [arwoo_order_delivery] — the estimate saved against a placed order, for thank-you pages, emails and account pages
• [arwoo_service_hours] — your opening hours, stated once and kept accurate (channel="pickup", format="list")

Arrival Pro — know when to arrive

Delivery tells shoppers when it lands. Pickup tells them when to arrive — and that’s what Arrival Pro adds:

• Pickup readiness — “Ready from 16:40 · Open until 17:30”, aware of your store’s opening days and hours, so the trip is never a guess.
• Unlimited pickup locations — multi-branch and multi-yard support.
• Holidays — one-off closures the board respects automatically.
• Recurring holidays — set Christmas once, forget it forever.
• Custom styling — brand colours and CSS variables to match your storefront.
• Google Places — address-assisted location entry.

Arrival Pro is sold separately at embark.studio. Everything described above the Pro section works in this free plugin, forever.

External services

This plugin does not connect to any external service. Delivery dates, order cutoffs, shipping
methods and free-shipping progress are all calculated locally from your WooCommerce shipping
zones and settings. No data about your site or your shoppers is sent anywhere.

Third-party libraries

This plugin bundles the following GPL-compatible third-party assets:

• Phosphor Icons (regular weight) — MIT licensed, Copyright (c) 2020-2021 Phosphor Icons.
  Unmodified from the official distribution: https://github.com/phosphor-icons/web
• jQuery UI 1.13.2 theme stylesheet — MIT licensed, Copyright jQuery Foundation and other
  contributors. Shipped as the official minified distribution
  (assets/vendor/jquery-ui/jquery-ui.min.css); the unminified source and the ThemeRoller
  settings used to build it are linked in the file’s own header comment and available at
  https://jqueryui.com/download/