> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dingdoong.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dingdoong.io/multiple-locations/multiple-location-management.md).

# Multiple location management

Once you've installed the app, the locations of your business should be synced from Shopify to the DingDoong app. 

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## Add new location

"Start by adding your store locations. Click '**Add Location**' and fill in the required details. You can also **turn the fulfillment options on or off for each location.**"

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## Status tab

All locations will be managed in the **'Status' tab**. Here, you can control each fulfillment method, turning local delivery or store pickup on or off for each location. The **'Status' tab** is your **central hub** to **manage where these options are available for customers**.

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## Pickup settings tab

If **Pickup is enabled** for certain locations in the **'Status'** tab, those locations will also appear in the **'Pickup Settings'** tab. This allows you to **easily edit and schedule** pickup options for each specific location.

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## Delivery settings tab

Just like with Pickup, if you **enable Local Delivery** for locations in the 'Status' tab, these locations will appear in the **'Delivery Settings'** tab. Here, you can **edit and schedule** deliveries for **each customer zone** that you service, with the option to group zones for easier control of same-day delivery.

By default, we create a **'Default Zone'** for scheduling local deliveries to accessible customer areas.&#x20;

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<mark style="background-color:green;">Note:</mark> A **zone** represents **a specific customer area** you can service with local delivery, divided by location. This setup allows you to manage delivery zones for each store location efficiently and group zones for same-day deliveries as needed.

<mark style="background-color:orange;">Example.</mark> Let’s look at the example below to understand how delivery zones work.

Take an example of delivery zones for a store in **Central London, UK**, using postal codes to define the areas:

1. **Same-Day Delivery Zone**:
   * **Zone Name**: Central London - Same-Day Delivery
   * **Postal Codes Covered**: WC1, WC2, EC1, EC2, EC3, EC4 (covering areas like Covent Garden, Bloomsbury, and the City of London).
   * **Delivery Cut-off Time**: Orders placed by 1:00 PM qualify for same-day delivery; orders after this time will be scheduled for next day.
   * **Delivery Hours**: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
   * **Days Available**: Monday to Saturday.
2. **Two-Day Delivery Zone**:
   * **Zone Name**: Greater London - Two-Day Delivery
   * **Postal Codes Covered**: SW1, NW1, SE1, N1, E1 (expanding to cover areas like Westminster, Camden, South Bank, and Shoreditch).
   * **Delivery Schedule**: Orders delivered within two business days.
   * **Delivery Hours**: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
   * **Days Available**: Monday to Friday.

"You can **edit, duplicate, or delete** each zone, as well as **add new delivery zones** as needed."

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