Complete multi-location
BOPIS
for Shopify.

01 The problem

You run pickup across more than one store — but the storefront wasn't built for it. Shoppers can't see which store actually has an item; native pickup lists locations alphabetically, not by what's in stock or nearby. Pick the wrong store and the order can't be fulfilled. And the moment a pickup-only item shares a cart with a ship-only one, there's no single delivery method that fits the whole order — so checkout stalls and the shopper leaves. You lose the order, and you never see it happen — no error in your dashboard, just a shopper who didn't come back.

Native Shopify checkout error Some items in your cart can only be picked up. Please remove them to continue.

02 The solution

BopiSafe runs the complete BOPIS loop — so every shopper lands at the right store, sees the right stock, and checks out cleanly.

1. Stock. Show real-time stock at every store, on the product page and in the cart. Set per-store pickup inventory inside BopiSafe — it writes Shopify's own inventory.
2. Pick. An in-cart store picker sorts stores by distance or priority. Out-of-stock and over-capacity stores stay visible but unselectable — never a pickup a shopper can't complete.
3. Checkout. When a cart can't check out under one method — a pickup-only item next to a ship-only one — BopiSafe groups it into pickup, local delivery, and shipping lanes — each checks out through its own native Shopify checkout, separate real orders, no draft orders. Most carts never reach this — everything-ships carts stay one clean order.

Which describes your store?

Sharpest for stores with two or more pickup locations — though live per-store stock, the pickup-only marking, and the split all work with a single store too. One question sorts the rest: can everything you sell ship, or do some items have to be collected?

03 Native mixed checkout vs BopiSafe

Shopify keeps improving mixed-cart checkout, but only in one direction: it lets the shopper choose between methods an item already offers. It never lets you mark a product pickup-only or local-only and hold the cart to it. And Shopify's own mixed-cart split is Plus-only, still in beta. Here's where each option stops, and where BopiSafe fits.

Most stores just need stock and a locked-in store

If everything you sell can ship, you may not need cart splitting at all — what you need is shoppers seeing live per-store stock, choosing where to collect, and that store sticking through checkout. That's the core of BopiSafe, on every plan: it doesn't fight native checkout, it completes it.

What only BopiSafe handles

The cart no one else clears: a must-pickup (or must-local-delivery) item in the same cart as a must-ship item. Native refuses it; draft-order apps fake it with orders that aren't really native. BopiSafe groups it into separate native orders — on every Shopify plan, today — and locks the chosen store through checkout so nothing gets rerouted. You set the menu — pickup-only, local-only, or any mix, per product, per collection, or shop-wide — and the shopper orders from it. You set all of it in the BopiSafe Hub: one toggle per product, no delivery profiles to wire up and no theme code. That's the line Shopify won't cross: it optimizes for buyer choice, so it won't give you the power to restrict a product to one method. BopiSafe does.

Built on Shopify's own checkout

Every split group flows through real native Shopify checkout — no draft orders, no custom checkout. Shop Pay, Apple Pay, and every native payment method work on each group; pickups are real native pickup orders, so Shopify's own "Ready for pickup" notifications and POS pickup management keep working — one less app to run. Your analytics stay clean: each group is a real Shopify order with native attribution, no reconciliation.

04 Capabilities

Four things multi-location BOPIS needs — and the combination only BopiSafe brings together.

01 Real-time stock at every store

Live per-store stock on the product page and in the cart. Set per-store pickup inventory inside BopiSafe — it writes Shopify's own inventory, so there's no double entry.

02 In-cart store picker

Sort by distance or priority. Out-of-stock and over-capacity stores are visible but unselectable — no false promises to shoppers.

03 Split checkout for mixed carts

Detect the cart no single method can carry — a pickup-only item alongside a ship-only one. Group it into pickup, local delivery, and shipping lanes. Each lane runs through real native Shopify checkout — no draft orders.

04 Never oversell a pickup slot

Set a daily pickup limit per store. When a store hits its cap, the picker shows it as unavailable — no shopper books a pickup it can't fulfill.

05 How it works

From product page to checkout, in one flow. No theme rewrites. No replatforming. Install and BopiSafe runs at the storefront layer.

Step 01 · See — stock at every store

On the product page, above Add to Cart, shoppers see live pickup availability — which store has it and when it's ready. Change store compares stock across your locations. No more picking a store that can't fulfill.

Step 02 · Pick — choose a store in the cart

For pickup, an in-cart store picker lets the shopper choose where to collect, sorted by distance or priority — out-of-stock and over-capacity stores stay visible but can't be selected, and the chosen store is what gets locked into checkout. Local delivery works differently: there's no store to pick — the shopper enters an address and chooses a delivery time, and BopiSafe routes the order to a store automatically from stock and that time (an out-of-area address falls back to in-store pickup).

Step 03 · Checkout — split when no single method fits

When a cart can't check out under one method — a pickup-only item next to a ship-only one — BopiSafe groups it into pickup, local delivery, and shipping lanes — and anything sold out at the chosen store is held out of that checkout (greyed, still in the cart, never dropped), so the shopper can switch to a store that has it or check out the rest. Each lane flows through its own native Shopify checkout: separate real orders, no draft orders. Carts where everything ships skip this entirely — one clean order.

06 Common questions

The ten things merchants ask before installing.