The inability for our shoppers to select their preferred PUDO point at checkout was a big issue in delivering a positive customer experience.
Sander van Enschot
Head of Digital Operations, Flying Tiger Copenhagen
nShift Checkout for Shopify lets you show home delivery, parcel lockers, parcel shops, and express options right inside Shopify’s native checkout. You set the rules: by market, geography, cart value, product type. Customers see lead times and pickup-point details before they commit. No custom code required.
Limited delivery choices can undo a confident shopper. When checkout does not reflect how people actually want to receive parcels, including PUDO options, conversion drops and carts get abandoned.
That problem gets harder to ignore as you grow across markets. Delivery expectations vary, and a simple Shopify shipping setup can soon turn into patchworks of carrier logic, hardcoded rules, and developer tickets.
You need delivery choice that feels local now, without signing up for a rebuild later.
The inability for our shoppers to select their preferred PUDO point at checkout was a big issue in delivering a positive customer experience.
Sander van Enschot
Head of Digital Operations, Flying Tiger Copenhagen
nShift Checkout for Shopify connects your Shopify store to nShift Checkout and returns the delivery options you want to show at checkout, based on configured services and rules. Shopify displays those options in its native checkout, while you stay in control of what appears, what it costs, and when it is available, with guidance from nShift Companion as you configure your setup.
Show PUDO options including parcel lockers and parcel shops, alongside home delivery and express (where supported) as selectable options at checkout.
Control what appears at checkout with rules based on market, geography, cart value, product attributes, and customer data. Change the rules without developer time.
Display estimated delivery times where available. When customers can weigh speed against convenience, they commit with more confidence.
The selected delivery option is saved on the order and handed off as a placeholder shipment, ready for downstream completion in nShift Delivery, Ship, or Transsmart.
A single “standard delivery” line no longer reflects how your customers want to receive orders. You need lockers, parcel shops, and express, controlled by rules.
Delivery norms differ by country. You need one system that adapts by market, not parallel setups for each one.
Every new market or peak season should not mean another custom build. You want a rules-based foundation that scales with you.
The delivery option selected at checkout should flow straight into your shipping workflow, without re-entry or gaps.
Flying Tiger Copenhagen saw a 20% boost in conversion rates after improving delivery choice with nShift Checkout.
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nShift Checkout for Shopify |
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Delivery options |
Flat rate, weight-based, or Shopify Shipping carriers |
Home delivery, lockers, parcel shops, express. Access to 1,000+ carriers through the nShift network |
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Market-level rules |
Zone-based profiles with weight/price conditions |
Conditions by country, postal code, cart value, product type, customer data |
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Adding a carrier |
Install a separate app or custom code |
Configuration in nShift backoffice, no code |
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Operational control |
Managed in Shopify admin and individual carrier apps |
Rules, pricing, and services managed in one place. Ops teams change settings without developer involvement |
Scandinavian Luxury Group reduced cart abandonment by 20%, grew conversion by 25%, and lifted order value by 28%.
Talk to our team about setting up nShift Checkout for your Shopify store. We’ll help you assess fit, connect your setup, and configure your first delivery rules.
nShift Checkout for Shopify is a strong fit for merchants using Shopify Grow, Advanced, or Plus, with access to nShift Checkout in the nShift Portal.
Not sure whether you already have everything in place? Fill in the form and we’ll help you work out the next step.

It is a Shopify app that lets merchants display rules-based delivery options directly in Shopify checkout. It connects Shopify to nShift Checkout and returns the delivery options you want to show, based on configured services and rules.
Yes. nShift Checkout delivers shipping options through Shopify’s CarrierService API. Shopify presents them in its native checkout design. There is no external or custom checkout UI.
Yes. You need an active agreement with nShift for the nShift Checkout product and at least one configured checkout connection in the nShift Portal.
Install the app from the Shopify App Store, connect your nShift credentials, select your checkout connection, and add nShift Checkout as a rate provider in your Shopify shipping settings. If you need help, use the form on this page or contact your nShift account team.
At launch, you can offer home delivery, parcel lockers, parcel shops, and express (where supported by your configured carrier services). Each option can include a title, description, price, and estimated delivery time. Pickup-point services can also include the location name, address, and distance.
Yes. Where supported and configured, nShift Checkout for Shopify can show PUDO options such as parcel shops and parcel lockers directly in Shopify checkout. For pickup-point services, customers can also see details such as location name, address, distance, and estimated delivery time.
Yes. nShift Checkout supports rules by market, geography, cart value, product attributes, and customer data. You configure these rules in the nShift Checkout back office without developer involvement.
Yes, where available based on your configured services and carrier data. Lead times are displayed alongside each option at checkout.
If you have multiple fulfillment centers set up in Shopify’s shipping and delivery settings, nShift Checkout returns shipping rates for each warehouse separately. Customers can select different delivery options for each shipment.