Magento 1

Pickup@Store

Name: Syde [formerly Wyomind]
SKU: Syde [formerly Wyomind]
Rating: 4.9 (2726 reviews)

Give your customers the ability to pick up their orders from any of your sales outlets or warehouses when checking out. Locations can be displayed on a Google Map and managed by store views and/or customer groups.

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180,00€excl. VAT

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Lifetime license
12 months support & upgrade
60 days money-back guarantee
Extensible source code
Unlimited test domains
Free composer access

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Allow your customers to pickup their orders from any of your points of sale with Pickup@Store

Offer your customers the best of both worlds: Buy Online, Pickup in Store

Customers find the item they want on your website, where they also check its availability at a nearby brick-and-mortar.
Offer a seamless shopping experience, generate more sales, and increase the traffic in your points of sales.

Take the shopping experience on your website to a higher level

Customers can choose the store, the day, and the hour where they want to collect their orders.
Automatically suggest the nearest point of sale to their location.
Display all your points of sales on a Google Map on checkout and/or in a CMS page.
Provide store information and detailed directions from the customer's location to your points of sale.

Efficiently manage Click and Collect orders

Send an email to the customer including the store's information (address, business hours...)
Manage orders for each point of sale in a dedicated grid in your back office.
In one glance, get an understandable overview of which orders must be prepared and for what time.

Front-end features

Create an infinite number of points of sales
Define business hours including lunchtime for each store individually
Numerous options that help you to customize the checkout experience: translation, show map in checkout (yes/no), display days (yes/no), display hours (yes/no), date and hour format, store description and information, time required to handle the orders, price...
Store locator with geolocation to find the nearest store in the customer area
Get direction feature from any location

Back-end features

Manage points of sales by store views and/or customer groups
Import and export points of sales in bulk
Setting for each store including business days, opening hours, address, location on the map, description, picture, store owner email, assigned order...
Orders grid improved to offer a quick and understandable overview of the click and collect orders

Enhance the Pickup@Store features with the Advanced Inventory extension

Manage your stocks in several warehouses and across all your points of sale.
Automatically assign each order to one inventory and create different stock levels for each store view.
Decrease the stocks of pickup locations accordingly

Content

Magento Store Pickup configuration

The Pickup@Store extension only requires a few steps before being ready to use.

STEP 1: Configure the general settings

First of all, you need to configure the extension in a general way. For this, go to:

SYSTEM › CONFIGURATION › WYOMIND › PICKUP@STORE

Email Settings

You have the possibility to define your own email templates for the pickup at store orders.

Use a specific email template for Pickup at Store orders
If you want to use a specific template, you can select the new Order Confirmation Template.
Use a specific email template for Pickup at Store orders for guest
You may want to use a specific template for users ordering without creating an account. You can select the new Order Confirmation Template for Guest.

Core Settings

As the Pickup@Store extension adds two new columns to the orders grid, you have the possibility to change the default orders grid to override. By default, it is set on:

Mage_Adminhtml_Block_Sales_Order_Grid

STEP 2: Manage your pickup locations

To create your pickup locations, go to:

Sales › POS / Warehouses › Manage POS / Warehouses

Add your points of sale

With Pickup@Store that includes the Point of Sale extension, you can manage as many warehouses or points of sale as you want in the backend of Magento.

To configure your points of sale, click on Add one POS / Warehouse.

General information

Each POS must have at least a name, a code, an order of display, latitude and longitude. Other information is additional, however, we recommend you to fill in a maximum of fields.

You will also be able to reuse these fields in the Google map display.

Code (internal use)
This is a unique, back-office identification code for each point of sale. This code is also used by Google Addresses to identify points of sale if data files are exported to a Google Places account.
Name
This is the name that appears on the front-office of your web-site in Google Maps. It can be a shop sign or used help to localize the point of sale, eg. «USA Washington Store».
Visible in store locator on CMS page
Display the point of sale in the store locator available from the CMS page.
Available in checkout
Choose to make that point of sale available for store pickup and/or shipping.
Not available
Pickup at store and shipping
Pickup at store only
Shipping only
Order of display
This is the order of display on the Google Map.
Latitude & Longitude
This information is essential to allow the point of sale to be displayed in Google Maps. You can find this information with Google maps.

Address & Hours

All the details specified in Address & Hours appear in the information section when a customer selects a particular point of sale. You must fill in:

Address (lines 1&2)
Street number, street name, floor number...
City, Postal code, State
The state code is essential if data files are exported to a Google Places account.
Country
The country allows customers to filter their point of sale search results.
Main phone
The telephone number is essential if data files are exported to a Google Places account.
Email
It is the email to contact the website.
Image
This is the image associated with a point of sale eg. the shop front, the logo etc... The image appears in the information section when a customer selects this particular point of sale. The image can be a .jpeg, .gif or .jpg file.
Description
This is a description of the point of sale. The description appears in the information section when a customer selects this particular POS.
Hours
The opening hours can be shown for each point of sale. You also have the possibility to define lunch hours for each opening day.
Days off
You can list all the days off. Each date must be on a new line formatted as follows:
yyyy-mm-dd
Note that you can also add hours off. Each date and hour must be on a new line formatted as follows:
yyyy-mm-dd HH:ii-HH:ii

In the case where there are several breaks during the day, you'll need to add one line per break time:
2019-02-25 14:00-15:00
2019-02-25 18:30-19:30

Store views selection

A point of sale can be linked to one or more Magento store views. Only those points of sale linked to a store view are then displayed for customers in Google Maps.

Customer group selection

You must then select in the Customer Group Selection tab, the customer group(s) that will be able to see the point of sale.

Orders

In the Orders tab, the order grid is displayed. You will find all the orders for which the point of sale has been selected as a store pickup.

Pickup At Store

In the Pickup At Store tab, you can choose how to handle the fee:

Use global handling fee
Defined in the pickup method configuration from:
System › Configuration › Sales › Shipping Methods
Use this POS/WH handling fee
You can then define your proper amount.
5.00

Import and export a CSV file

Import

To import a CSV file, click on Import a csv file. You can then browse and upload your file in Magento (your file must be a CSV file).

Once you have chosen your file, click on Import file.

You can click on Back to see the points of sale that have been added or go to:

Sales › POS / Warehouses › Manage POS / Warehouses

Export

To export a CSV file, it is quite easy, you need to click on Export a CSV file, and you will be able to download a CSV file that includes all information about the points of sale you've just created or imported.

Configure the display of your points of sale

In order to edit the display of your points of sale in the Google map, go to:
System › Configuration › Wyomind › POS / Warehouses

You'll also be able to edit the store description template as well as the time format.

Add your Google API key

There you will be able to add your API key in the Google API key field.

Indeed, Google is now asking for an API key to display the Google map. If you don't have an API key yet, check our faq to know how to get your own key.

Edit the Store description template

Also, you'll be able to change the position of the information and add some PHP code.

For example, let's say you want to display the phone number in red. You'll just need to add:

<span> {{phone}} </span>

To see your points of sale on the map, go to http://www.yourwebsite.com/pointofsales.

Edit the Time format to display

You can also edit the time format. For example, to write 2:30 AM, use:

h:i A

For more details, you can refer to the below table:

STEP 3: Configure the Store Pickup method

Enable the store pickup in the Shipping methods

So as to enable the store pickup method, you need to go to:

System › Configuration › Sales › Shipping Methods

There you will be able to configure the Pickup@Store extension according to your needs.

Store pickup

Start with enabling the store pickup.

Enabled
If at any time, you want to disable that method, you'll need to change that option to NO.
Title
Change the title of the method if you desire or leave it on Store pickup. This will be displayed in the checkout when your customers will choose the shipping method.
Handling Fee
The handling fee will be charged during the order, if you define one, don't forget to enter the decimal point.
Display the locations in a dropdown
If you prefer not to display the locations in a dropdown, you can choose NO. Each point of sale will be displayed in a new line.

Otherwise, if you choose to display the locations in a dropdown, then the different points of sale should appear with the Google map as below and your customers should be able to select the day and the time when they want to pick up their order if you've enabled the options.
Display the Google map
Finally, you can choose to display or not the Google Map in the frontend. Your customers will also have the possibility to show the point of sale on Google maps via a link that will directly redirect them.
Sort order
Define the sort order of the store pickup method.

Date settings

Pickup@Store gives the customers the opportunity to decide on the day when they want to pick up their orders.

Allow the customer to choose the day to pickup the order
Let your customers decide and choose a day to pick up their orders.
Allow pickup method ahead
Choose how much time in advance the store pickup method can be planned. For example, allow pickup method ahead 15 days.
Date format to display
Here you can choose how you want the date to be displayed in the frontend. A table should help you to configure the date format as you want it to appear. Pickup@Store can be totally customized.
For example, for Wednesday 14th April, you should write:
l jS F

Time settings

You can also go further and give your customers entire satisfaction by allowing them to choose the time to pick up their orders.

Allow the customer to choose the time to pickup the order
Let your customers choose when they want to pick up their orders.
Pickup time range
Define a pickup time range. You need to be aware that this range shouldn't exceed 60 minutes.
Minimum time required to handle an order
You will also need to define the minimum time required to handle an order. In the case where you need one day (24 hours) to prepare the order, you'll be able to write:
1440
Time format to display
Finally, choose how you want the time to be displayed in the frontend. Here again, it is totally up to you. For example, if you refer to the table below, to display 11:30 am, you should write:
g:i a

At the end of your configuration, if everything is enabled, you should be able to see in the checkout (frontend) the Google map as well as the closest point(s) of sale, their addresses and opening hours.

Your customers will finally be able to decide on the point of sale they prefer as well as the day and time when they want to pick up their order.

Use Pickup@Store with OneStepCheckout

One Step Checkout extensions

Extensions such as OneStepCheckout reduce significantly the number of steps required during checkout.

They allow customers to finalize their orders quickly by grouping together all payment steps in one. These modules guarantee a better user experience and improve sales considerably.

However, Pickup@Store is not natively compatible with these extensions.

Below is an overview of Pickup@Store used with One Page Checkout from IWD Extensions. The extension is completely free and is one of the most popular extensions used from Magento Marketplace.

Compatibility with One Page Checkout

So that Pickup@Store can work with the One Page Checkout from IWD Extensions, you need to bring some changes to the source code.

Below are the modifications to bring:

In app/design/frontend/default/layout/iwd_opc.xml, after the line which includes <reference name="head">, add:

<action method="addItem">
 <type>skin_css</type>
 <name>pointofsale/css/pointofsale.css</name>
</action>
<action method="addItem">
 <type>skin_js</type>
 <name>pointofsale/js/pointofsale.js</name>
</action>
 <action method="addItem">
  <type>skin_js</type>
  <name>pickupatstore/js/script.js</name>
 </action>
<block type="core/text" name="googlemap">
 <action method="setText">
  <text>
   <![CDATA[<script type="text/javascript" src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false"></script>]]>
  </text>
 </action>
</block>

In app\code\community\IWD\Opc\controllers\JsonController.php, after the line which includes $result = $this->getOnepage()->saveShippingMethod($data);, add:

/* PICKUP@STORE CUSTOMIZATIONS */
if ($this->getRequest()->getPost('pickup_day')) {
$pos_id = substr($data, stripos($data, '_') + 1);
$data = Mage::getModel('pointofsale/pointofsale')->getPlace($pos_id)->getFirstItem()->getData();
$shipping['firstname'] = "Store Pickup";
$shipping['lastname'] = $data['name'];
$shipping['company'] = '';
$shipping['city'] = $data['city'];
$shipping['postcode'] = $data['postal_code'];
$shipping['country_id'] = $data['country_code'];
$shipping['region_id'] = Mage::getModel('directory/region')->loadByCode($data['state'], $data['country_code'])->getRegionId();
$shipping['region'] = Mage::getModel('directory/region')->loadByCode($data['state'], $data['country_code'])->getName();
$shipping['telephone'] = $data['main_phone'];
$shipping['street'] = array($data['address_line_1'], $data['address_line_2']);
$shipping['same_as_billing'] = 0;
$this->getOnepage()->saveShipping($shipping, false);
}
/* PICKUP@STORE CUSTOMIZATIONS */

In app\design\frontend\base\default\template\pickupatstore\checkout\onepage\shipping_method\available.phtml, comment below lines by adding 2 slashes before each one:

// if (Mage::getSingleton('core/session')->getPickupatstore() && $code != "pickupatstore" || !Mage::getSingleton('core/session')->getPickupatstore() && $code == "pickupatstore")
// continue;

Finally, remove the below code:

<?php if (Mage::getSingleton('core/session')->getPickupatstore() && Mage::getStoreConfig('carriers/pickupatstore/active') && Mage::getStoreConfig('carriers/pickupatstore/dropdown') && Mage::getStoreConfig('carriers/pickupatstore/gmap')): ?>

and replace with:

<?php<  if (Mage::getStoreConfig('carriers/pickupatstore/active') && Mage::getStoreConfig('carriers/pickupatstore/dropdown') && Mage::getStoreConfig('carriers/pickupatstore/gmap')): ?>

FAQ

Pre-sales informations

Magento versions supported by Pickup@Store

This extension works with Magento Community Edition and also Magento Enterprise Edition. To know if Pickup@Store is compatible with your Magento version, please check the Compatibility tab.

Limitation in the number of points of sale on the Google map

There are some limitations with the Google Shopping API that allows to calculate the directions for the 24 closest locations only. Hovewer, all the points of sale will be displayed anyway.

License and domains

License migration to Magento 2

We offer our customers who want to migrate their Magento 1 license to a Magento 2 license, the transfer at a reduced price.

You have the possibility to migrate your license directly from your Wyomind account in:
My account › Licenses & Downloads

Click on migrate to magento 2 in front of the extension and the domain you want to transfer.

Confirm you want to migrate your license to a Magento 2 license by clicking on Confirm and checkout .

An invoice will be automatically added to your account from:
My account › Invoices

The price of the transfer is equivalent to a 30% reduction compared to the price of the regular Magento 2 license.

You can proceed to the payment by clicking on PP .

Once the payment is done, you can go back to:
My account › Licenses & Downloads

There you will be able to download and install your license for Magento 2.

License validity

A license is valid for an unlimited period of time on one single Magento installation.

If you use more than one Magento installation, you will have to buy a separate license for each one.

If you run several domains on the same Magento installation, you will need only one license for all of them.

Although your license doesn’t have a limited period of validity, your support period does. By purchasing an extension, you’ll be granted a 6-month support period for free. Passed this period, you will have to renew your Support plan (see FAQ: How to extend my support period?).

Domains pre-registration

You can pre-register your live domain to your license in advance.

Thanks to this option, you'll be able to get the extension ready to use on your domain before it goes live.

To pre-register your production domain:

Go to:
mY account › Licenses & DOwnloads
Click on next to the extension you want your domain to pre-register on.
Click on the link at the bottom of the page saying:
Do you want to pre-register your domain in order to be ready to go live?
Finally, enter your domain name and click on pre-register now .

Testing environments

One license is valid for an unlimited period of time on one Magento installation only.

It is possible, however, to extend or transfer your license in 2 cases:

If you'd like to add your testing environments to your license.
In this case, it is possible to extend your license to an unlimited number of domains for free.
For example mywebsite-staging.com or mywebsite-dev.com
If you want to transfer your license to another live domain.
In that case, the support period for your license must still be active.

To be able to use Pickup@Store on both your production and testing environments, follow the instructions below:

Download Pickup@Store.
(see FAQ: Extensions download).
Install Pickup@Store on your production environment.
(see FAQ: Extensions installation)
Activate the license.
(see FAQ: Extensions activation).
From your Magento admin panel, enter your current Activation Key in:
syStem › CONFIGuration › WYOMING › YOUR EXTENSION
Save your configuration.

Now that you can use Pickup@Store on your production environment, repeat the same steps as above on your testing environments.

The only difference this time: a notification will appear in your Magento admin.

You will be given a choice between:

buy a new license now
add this domain to my license

Click on Add this domain to my license.

A transfer request will then be sent to our team within an hour.

Once the request is taken care of, you will receive a confirmation email.

If your transfer request is accepted, you can use Pickup@Store on both environments at the same time.

The order in which you activate your license on your domains does not matter.
You can start with your staging/dev/local environment or with your live domain, the process will be the same.

Modules versioning and download

Extensions download

In order to download Pickup@Store, log into your Wyomind account:

Go to:
my account › Licenses & downloads
Click on the icon next to Pickup@Store.

A new window opens.
Choose the version of Pickup@Store.
You will be able to choose the most recent version of Pickup@Store (for both Magento 1 and Magento 2).
Click on .

Your download can start.

Extensions upgrade

When purchasing an extension from wyomind.com, you benefit from a lifetime upgrade. You can at any time download the latest version of the extension directly from your account.

To upgrade Pickup@Store, follow the steps below:

Go to:
my account › Licenses & Downloads
Click on next to Pickup@Store.
Choose the latest version of Pickup@Store (for Magento 1 and Magento 2).
Click on download .
Install the new version of Pickup@Store to update your Magento admin.

Modules Installation/Uninstallation

Extensions uninstallation

To uninstall Pickup@Store, go on its zip folder and open it.

You will find a shell file (such as: yourextension-uninstall.sh) that you must execute on both your server and Magento root directory.

Once the uninstallation is over, refresh your cache and enable the compiler back again (if you use it).

Extensions installation

Before installing Pickup@Store, you’ll have to:

Backup your Magento installation in:
system › tools › backups
Disable the compiler in your Magento admin panel if it’s not already disabled:
system › tools › COMPILATIONS
Refresh your cache in:
system › select cache type › actions › refresh › submit

Now you can install Pickup@Store:

Download Pickup@Store (zip file) from:
my account › my downloads
Refer to FAQ here: Extensions download
Once Pickup@Store is downloaded, open the folder and unzip it.
Copy the content of the unzip folder and paste all files and directories in your Magento root directory (the folder content can vary according to the extension but it generally includes app, lib and skin folders).
Once your installation is complete, don't forget to enable the compiler back (if it was already enabled before the installation) and run compilation process.
Refresh your cache, logout from your admin panel and log back in right after.

Next step is to activate your license, to do so, click here: Extension activation

Modules activation

Extensions activation

Once Pickup@Store is installed, you have to activate the license:

Go to your Magento admin panel. A message pops up at the top of the page.

If the message doesn't appear then you must check that:

Wyomind's License Manager has not been removed from your installation.
Wyomind's License Manager is enabled in: app/etc/modules/Wyomind_Licensemanager.xml
The HTML output for Wyomind_Licensemanager and/or Adminhtml_Notification are not disabled in your system under: system
configuration › advanced › advanced
Copy your activation key.

You can find your activation key in 2 different places:
- In the confirmation email that you received after purchasing Pickup@Store
- In your Wyomind account:MY ACcount › My downloads, select Pickup@Store and click on . A new page opens where you'll find your activation key (see below).
In your Magento admin go to:
SysteM › Configuration › Wyomind › Your extension

Paste the activation key in the Activation Key field and choose between the automatic (yes) or the manual (no) activation method:
- By choosing Yes, the connection to Wyomind license server will be automatic.
- By choosing No, you will have to log on to Wyomind license server yourself.
Save the configuration.
Clear your caches.
A message appears at the top of your admin panel: Activate it now! Click on that link.
Copy and paste the license code in the License code field from your admin or simply click on Activate now!
Finally, refresh your cache, log out and log back in straight after, to complete the installation.

To activate the license of an extension that includes other modules, you’ll have to repeat the steps described above for each extension, using the corresponding activation keys (each module has its own activation key).

Modules use

Create a Google API key

In order to use Pickup@Store, you need to have a Google API key filled in the extension's settings.

To create an API key:

Log into https://console.developers.google.com.
There, you'll be asked to agree the Terms of Service.
You can then click on Agree and Continue .
You will first need to create a new project with a name, an organization and a location.
To that project you will have to link some API's by clicking on Enable APIs and services .
From the library you will be able to add the services you want.
In order to use Pickup@Store, you will need to enable the below APIs by clicking on Enable :

- Maps JavaScript API

- Geocoding API

- Distance Matrix API

- Directions API
When enabled, you'll be able to see the traffic, errors and latency for each API.
You should see all the enabled APIs from the APIs section.
From APIs & Services › Credentials, you will be able to create credentials.
Click on Create credentials and then choose API key.
You'll also have the possibility to restrict your API key by websites, applications, IP addresses...
Once restricted or not, the API key will be listed among the credentials.
The final step for this to work is to link your account to a billing account from the Billing section.

Translate some text on the frontend

For example, you want to translate some expressions for the French store view.

Go to your Magento root directory. Copy the Wyomind_pickupatstore.csv file under app/locale/en_US to app/locale/fr_FR (or to the language you want).

In that file, you can add some entries and translations. For example:

"First name","Prénom"
"Last name","Nom"
....

Here is below an example of a translation csv file.

You could also use the "Translate Inline" tool available in the magento system in:
System › Configuration › Advanced › Developer › Translate Inline

How to make the difference between a warehouse and a point of sale?

With the Pickup@Store extension, you have the choice between two statuses while creating your stores:

warehouse
point of sale

In order to configure your Magento shop, you need to understand what's the difference between both statuses.

A warehouse won't be visible at all by the customers from the front-office.

A point of sale will be visible on the Google map in the front-office. In the case where you're using Advanced Inventory , customers will be able to check if products are in stock in these points of sale directly from the front-office, and if you're using Pickup@Store, they will have the possibility to come and pickup their orders in these points of sale.

Use another template package than "default"

If you're using another template package than "default" (eg: "rwd" for Magento 1.9), simply copy the files and folders you'll find in:
app/design/frontend/default/default/

into:
app/design/frontend/your_package/default/

Customize the Point of Sale map

The template which allows the Point of Sale map to display is easy to modify with basic PHP and HTML skills.

The Point of Sale template is found, by default, in:
app/design/frontend/default/default/template/pointofsale/pointofsale.phtml

All the CSS styles and associated images required to display the Point of Sale map are in:
skin/frontend/default/default/pointofsale/

To translate the wording on the Point of Sale map either use the on-line Magento translation tool or, copy and translate the translation files available in:
app/locale/en_US/Wyomind_pointofsale.csv

Ensure the store pickup method is available in the frontend

So that the pickup method is available from the Magento frontend, you must check that:

the Store pickup method is enabled in:
System › Configuration › Sales › Shipping Methods
you have selected Available as shipping method for store pickup for your points of sale in:
Sales › Manage POS / Warehouses
you have selected at least one store view and one customer group for each one of your points of sale in:
SAles › Manage POS / Warehouses

Otherwise, the points of sale won't be visible.

Display the pickup locations in a dropdown

By default Magento displays the different shipping methods using the radio buttons in the order page.

You can also display your points of sale in a dropdown. If you want to activate the Display the locations in a dropdown option, you can go to:
System › configuration › shipping methods › Store Pickup

By enabling that option, this will save you some space.

Change the time format of the points of sale

You need to go to:
System › Configuration › Wyomind › Point of Sale

There you will be able to define your own time format with the help of the table displayed below.

Change the size of the images in Google Map

At line 39 of the below file:
app/design/frontend/default/default/template/pointofsale/pointofsale.pthml

Change the values for height and weight into:

<?php echo Mage::helper('pointofsale')->getImage($place->getImage(), 150, 150, true, "float:right"); ?><br>

Display the distance to a pickup location in miles instead of km

You can easily replace km with miles by editing the following file:
\skin\frontend\base\default\pointofsale\js\pointofsale.js

In line 178, replace:
unitSystem: google.maps.UnitSystem.METRIC

with:
unitSystem: google.maps.UnitSystem.IMPERIAL

Troubleshooting

Fatal error: Mage_Core_Model_Resource_Setup.php

If your site crashes and gives this error message after uploading all files to the correct folders:

Fatal error: Class 'Wyomind_Notificationmanager_Model_Resource_Setup' not found in includes/src/Mage_Core_Model_Resource_Setup.php on line 234

It probably comes from installing an extension while the compiler is still enabled.

Important note:

If the compilation is enabled on your website, disable it first before installing any extension from:
System › Tools › Compilation
After installation re-run the compilation process and re-enable the compiler.
Before installing any extension, it's advisable to backup your Magento installation.

Here is how to disable the Magento compiler:

Edit the following file: includes/config.php and add a # before the 2 following lines:

define('COMPILER_INCLUDE_PATH', dirname(__FILE__).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'src');define('COMPILER_COLLECT_PATH', dirname(__FILE__).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'stat');

to get:

#define('COMPILER_INCLUDE_PATH', dirname(__FILE__).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'src');#define('COMPILER_COLLECT_PATH', dirname(__FILE__).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'stat');

Then go back to your website admin and re-run the compilation process.

White page using the extension

If you're getting a white page using the extension, you should enable the error reporting in order to display the error. You can do that from index.php.

404 error in the configuration page

Most of the time log-out/log-in may solve this issue.

Product and/or order Grids overridden by third party module

If your products/orders grid doesn't show any new columns, it means you may have some conflicts with other extensions.

Then, install the free extension Modules Conflict Detector from Alekseon. It will help you to check if you have conflicts in rewrites between installed modules.

Once the module is installed, you should be able to see what the problem if you go to:
Alekseon tools › Modules Conflict Detector

In our case, we can see that the Order grid is overridden by:
CompanyName_ModuleName_block_adminhtml_Order_Grid

In that case, copy the class name that overrides the default Magento grid, for example CompanyName_ModuleName_block_adminhtml_Order_Grid and go to:
System › Config › Wyomind › The extension

In the System tab, you're able to override 2 grids (depending on the module):

Product grid to override: by default `Mage_Adminhtml_Block_Catalog_Product_Grid`
Order grid to override: by default `Mage_Adminhtml_Block_Sales_Order_Grid'

You should then paste the new class name into the appropriated field and save your config.

Google Map is not displayed - "NoApiKeys" in the console

As of June 2016 some changes have been made to the Google Maps APIs Standard Plan. Among these changes, Google no longer support requests that don't include an API key as they allow Google to contact developers when required and help them identify misbehaving implementations.

If you're getting an error "NoApiKeys" in your console, it means the script element that loads the API has no API key. You need to make sure you include a valid API key as a key parameter. You can generate a new API key on the Google Developers Console (see how to get an API key).

Once you have an API key, you can fill in the Google API key field with it, in:
System › Configuration › Wyomind › POS/Warehouse

This feature is available from Pickup@Store.2.3.0 and Point Of Sale 5.5.0.

User's reviews

Mauro

Ecommerce Agency · Chile · User for 3 years

★★★★★

We worked with a lot of "store pickup" extensions and it is the best one

We used the extension in a food store and it gave us great results.

Alicia

Marketing Agency · Ireland · User for 5 years

★★★★★

Wyomind a great choice for our extension.

We choose Wyomind as it has outstanding reviews for their extensions. Their click & collect extension has everything we want for our new ecommerce site, with ease of use for our new online customers. I would recommend to anyone looking for any ecommerce extensions to look no further than Wyomind. After looking at other companies it wasn't a hard decision but to go with Wyomind.

Steve Smith

Developer · United States · User for 7 years

★★★★★

Great extension with great support

We have integrated pickup at store on our website and it is working awesome. and the support them from wyomind is also very quick in support. It's worth the time and money spent in integrating it into our store

Harry D

Merchant · United Kingdom · User for 6 years

★★★★★

Great Extension

One of the good modules with great support

steve flanagan

Ecommerce Agency · United Kingdom · User for 6 years

★★★★★

Works a treat!

great module with 1st class support

Henk

Ecommerce Agency · Netherlands · User for 9 years

★★★★★

Great extension

We have been using this extension for some time now. We experience few issues and the extension is very useful for webshops with multiple pickup locations. Easy to set up and fast support when you need it.

Stuart

Ecommerce Agency · United Kingdom · User for 6 years

★★★★★

Great plugin

Installed and worked with ease great plygin

niko

Developer · United States · User for 5 years

★★★★★

Good module

This is the only module with the correct logic for a store pickup that I found after a very long search.

Mike

Developer · United States · User for 7 years

★★★★★

Wyomind has good plugins, we have used in multiple sites

Have used Wyomind plugins in multiple sites; pick up at store and the point of sale have also gotten some customization done for these. Overall experience was positive for installation and customization. The support desk was responsive and developers also were good although migrating to staging site created some issues in customization which were resolved later

Alberto

SEO specialist · United States · User for 7 years

★★★★★

This is been working great!

Im been using this extension for more than 1 year and its been very great for all my clients, as they are like 100 stores where they can select the pickup. Thanks!

Hans Hoogendoorn (Hoogendoorn Kaas)

Merchant · Netherlands

★★★★★

Work perfectly

We use point of sale to offer the option to our customers to pick up their orders at weekly markets. It works perfectly fine for that.

CódigoPi

Developer · Spain · User for 9 years

★★★★★

Wyomind's technicians are very good and their extensions are too

Very good extension. And above all great technical service. They helped us with the adaptation to the version of magento 2.1. It is also very easy to make improvements due to its clean code. Fully recommended.

John

Ecommerce Agency · United States · User for 7 years

★★★★★

Right extension if you're looking for Magento2

We used this extension for one of our clients and they're happy with this extension's features it's also supported with the one-step checkout extensions. The extension also provides good support. Their user experience is good but you can also further customize it as per your brand needs.

Alexander BMAS

Ecommerce Agency · United Kingdom · User for 9 years

★★★★★

Really useful extension we have been using this since 2.1 and is working all the way through to 2.3.5

We have leveraged this plugin for store pickup, the interface is easy to use and it integrates nicely, without bloat or overly opinionated styling, that many plugins suffer from. We would recommend this plugin for those looking to add pick up in store functionality.

Gilbert

Developer · Australia · User for 12 years

★★★★★

Pickup at store with Advance Inventory

Great extension and working fine with latest 2.3.4 without issue. Quick support system never let you down highly recommended.

sww

Netherlands · User for 9 years

★★★★★

Extension does what it promises to do.

Helpful support when you need them. Quick on solutions too. Now that there is lifetime update for the extension you can have confidence in Wyomind.

Tedd

United States · User for 7 years

★★★★★

Pickup at store with Advance Inventory

We have integrated pickup at store with advance inventory on our website and it is working awesome. and the support them from wyomind is also very quick in support. Thanks

Alex

Merchant · United Kingdom · User for 8 years

★★★★★

PIckUpAtStore and PointOfSale modules are great and very useful

Mandatory module for those who sell from multiple warehouses/shops and require collection from these. Updates are regular, including new features and support. Would recommend to everyone looking to improve their e-commerce versatility..

Alex

United Kingdom · User for 9 years

★★★★★

Works well for multiple shipping destinations

This plug in allows us to deliver our customers parcel to hundreds of locations nationwide.

Jörg

Germany · User for 8 years

★★★★★

Works Good. Nice Support.

Magento 1 / OpenMage Compatibility

Supported by our master extension versions

1.14.4
1.14.3
1.14.2
1.14.1
1.14.0
1.9.4
1.9.3
1.9.2
1.9.1
1.9.0

Supported by our legacy extension versions

1.13.1
1.13.0
1.12.0
1.11.2
1.11.1
1.11.0
1.10.1
1.10.0
1.8.1
1.8.0
1.7.0
1.6.2
1.6.1
1.6.0
1.5.1
1.5.0
1.4.2
1.4.1
1.4.0
1.3.3
1.3.2
1.3.1
1.3.0
1.2.1
1.2.0
1.1.8
1.1.7
1.1.6
1.1.5
1.1.4
1.1.3

Use cases

How merchants put Pickup@Store to work, step by step.

Magento

How to set up Click & Collect for your Magento business

Proposing the store pickup option to your customers can be a good opportunity for you to attract people to your store and maybe trigger extra purchases.

4.0.0

07/07/2023

Initial release for the master version

3.0.0 legacy

07/07/2023

Initial release for the legacy version

2.8.2

29/11/2019

The shipping method is saved and Pickup@Store information is deleted when another shipping method is selected

2.8.1

24/01/2019

Improvement

Possibility to add hours off
Minor code refact

2.8.0

10/01/2019

Improvement

Days off added
Possibility to manage handling fees for each POS

Bug fix

Code refactoring
Fix for the translation
Fix on grids

2.7.1

14/03/2018

Improvement

Compatibility with the SUPEE-10570 patch

Patch v2.7.1.1

Fix for the orders display in pos

2.7.0

30/11/2017

Improvement

Ability to select the date/hour to pick up the order from the back-office
Shipping address is automatically updated when the order is placed on the back-office

Patch v2.7.0.1

Fix for the shipping address when an order is placed on the back-office.

2.6.2

05/07/2017

Improvement

Point of sales can now be configured to allow order collect in store and/or shipping from store or none of both

Patch v2.6.2.2

Fix for the display of the options in the 1st step of the checkout (options could be hidden)

2.6.1

12/12/2016

Improvement

Compatibility for Advanced Inventory

2.6.0

30/11/2016

Improvement

Quickly check all the orders of all point of sales from the orders grid
Quickly check all the orders of one point of sale from the point of sale menu

2.5.0

15/11/2016

Improvement

Opening hours allows now to add a lunch time

2.4.0

26/10/2016

Improvement

Ability to send a transactional email to customers who want to collect their orders in points of sale

2.3.1

10/08/2016

New translation

Danish translation (translated by Victor Jonsson)

2.3.0

25/06/2016

Improvement

Google API key in the configuration

2.2.6

24/03/2016

Improvement

Improved management of the points of sale display

2.2.5

19/02/2016

Bug fix

Correction of warnings and notices

2.2.4

20/11/2015

Bug fix

Fix on date and time selection

2.2.3

23/06/2015

Improvement

Templates and layouts update

2.2.2

14/05/2015

Bug fix

Minor fix on checkout/onepage/progress

2.2.1

19/01/2015

Bug fix

Fix on the day/hour display for Safari and Chrome

2.2.0

05/12/2014

New feature

Compatibility with Advanced Inventory 5.0.0

2.1.0

07/10/2014

Improvement

Optimized points of sale display order

Bug fix

Compatibility with some browsers

2.0.0

14/05/2014

New feature

Store option when creating an order from the backoffice

Improvement

Checkout gmap code refactoring

1.3.0

10/03/2014

New feature

Pickup hour and date managerment pickup

Improvement

Opening hours and pickup time in the confirmation email

1.2.0

03/01/2014

New feature

Support for cart price rules
Dropdown and store locator in the checkout page

1.1.0

13/08/2013

Improvement

Improvements for Advanced Inventory users
Store list displayed in a dropdown

1.0.0

29/03/2013

First Release

Feature request

Specific needs or any ideas of enhancements and new features to add to the extension? Tell us more, we'll get back to you shortly!

Pickup@Store

Pickup@Store

Allow your customers to pickup their orders from any of your points of sale with Pickup@Store

Offer your customers the best of both worlds: Buy Online, Pickup in Store

Take the shopping experience on your website to a higher level

Efficiently manage Click and Collect orders

Front-end features

Back-end features

Enhance the Pickup@Store features with the Advanced Inventory extension

Content

Magento Store Pickup configuration

STEP 1: Configure the general settings

Email Settings

Core Settings

STEP 2: Manage your pickup locations

Add your points of sale

General information

Address & Hours

Store views selection

Customer group selection

Orders

Pickup At Store

Import and export a CSV file

Import

Export

Configure the display of your points of sale

Add your Google API key

Edit the Store description template

Edit the Time format to display

STEP 3: Configure the Store Pickup method

Enable the store pickup in the Shipping methods

Store pickup

Date settings

Time settings

Use Pickup@Store with OneStepCheckout

One Step Checkout extensions

Compatibility with One Page Checkout

FAQ

Pre-sales informations

License and domains

Modules versioning and download

Modules Installation/Uninstallation

Modules activation

Modules use

Troubleshooting

User's reviews

We worked with a lot of "store pickup" extensions and it is the best one

Wyomind a great choice for our extension.

Great extension with great support

Great Extension

Works a treat!

Great extension

Great plugin

Good module

Wyomind has good plugins, we have used in multiple sites

This is been working great!

Work perfectly

Wyomind's technicians are very good and their extensions are too

Right extension if you're looking for Magento2

Really useful extension we have been using this since 2.1 and is working all the way through to 2.3.5

Pickup at store with Advance Inventory

Extension does what it promises to do.

Pickup at store with Advance Inventory

PIckUpAtStore and PointOfSale modules are great and very useful

Works well for multiple shipping destinations

Works Good. Nice Support.

Magento 1 / OpenMage Compatibility

Supported by our master extension versions

Supported by our legacy extension versions

Use cases

How to set up Click & Collect for your Magento business

Changelog

4.0.0

3.0.0 legacy

2.8.2

2.8.1

Improvement

2.8.0

Improvement

Bug fix