The modern customer wants speed and flexibility. BOPIS (Buy Online, Pick Up In Store) delivers both — bridging eCommerce and physical retail.

With Shopify, implementing a seamless BOPIS flow can boost store traffic, reduce shipping costs, and enhance local loyalty.

Why BOPIS Is a Must in 2025

  • 60% of shoppers have used in-store pickup in the past 6 months
  • Faster fulfillment vs. home delivery
  • Higher conversion and upsell opportunity when customers visit store

How BOPIS Works on Shopify

  • Enable Local Pickup for specific locations in your Shopify settings
  • Customer selects “Pick up” during checkout
  • Shopify notifies your staff to prepare the order
  • Pickup instructions sent to customer automatically

Essential Features for a Seamless BOPIS Flow

  • Real-time inventory per store location
  • SMS/Email notifications for pickup readiness
  • Optional pickup scheduling (day/time slots)
  • Easy QR code or order ID scanning for pickup verification

Apps & Tools to Use

  • Store Pickup + Delivery by Zapiet – Advanced BOPIS logic, date/time scheduling
  • Local Pickup Guru – Easy setup and slot-based pickup management
  • Shopify POS – Scan orders, verify IDs, and manage pickups from one app
  • Klaviyo or SMSBump – Send automated pickup alerts

Best Practices for BOPIS Success

  • Display BOPIS option prominently during checkout
  • Train store staff to handle quick pickups
  • Offer upsells or samples at pickup point
  • Provide clear directions and pickup signage in-store

Final Thoughts

BOPIS isn’t just a convenience — it’s an expectation. With Shopify and the right setup, you can meet that expectation while creating more in-store moments for your brand.

Need help launching or optimizing BOPIS for your Shopify store? CommerceBolt can configure your full experience.

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Written by

CommerceBolt

eCommerce team · a Perigeon company

CommerceBolt is the eCommerce team of Perigeon. We build, migrate and optimise stores on Shopify Plus, Adobe Commerce and Salesforce Commerce Cloud for D2C and B2B brands, and write up what we learn along the way.