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Why checkoutmatters more than ever This guide is the first in a three-part practical series focused on thecritical post-purchase momentsthat shape customer experience and business growth. Together, Checkout, Tracking, and Returns form In this installment, we focus onCheckout– often the very firstmoment of truthin delivery, wherethe options you offer can make or break the sale. This is the moment a customer decides if your In this guide, we’ll show you how to: •Lift conversion rates with the right delivery options•Reduce cart abandonment without adding friction•Use delivery to build trust even the package leaves the warehouse Let’s explore how to turn your Checkout into a consistent conversion driver. The checkoutconversion opportunity A smooth, customer-friendly checkout process with flexible delivery choices turns a hesitantshopper into a happy buyer. The checkout is where a customer scans for shipping options and Shoppers want delivery to fit their lives – some need rapid shipping; others want low costsand will wait while others prefer an in-store pickup or a convenient locker. If they can’t find an In a live poll during an nShift webinar¹,76% of consumerssaid they would hesitate to purchase if only a single delivery option was available at checkout. This alignswith broader research showing that choice is crucial:72% of online shoppers(especially new customers) say a choice of delivery options is important². Younger Retailers that get this moment right see real payoffs. By offering a range of shipping choices(for example, standard home delivery, express shipping, click-and-collect, lockers, etc.), brands However, offering more choice doesn’t mean offering a dozen confusing optionsto shoppers. It’s about the right choices and a smooth presentation. Leadinge-commerce players constantly A/B test their checkout experience to fine-tune nShift’s customer data tells us that introducingconvenient pick-up/drop-offoptionscan boost revenues by around 5%, and in some cases increase average The reason is simple: when customers find a delivery option that fits theirschedule and budget, they complete the purchase instead of walking away. The checkout is no place for “one-size-fits-all”; it should dynamically meetcustomers where they are. In fact, studies suggest first-time customers oftenvalue delivery options more than perks like loyalty programs or buy-now-pay-later Conversely,a lack of flexibilitycan be a deal-breaker – one survey found thatshoppers in their mid-20s to mid-30s are the most likely to abandon their carts if At a time of intense competition for every e-commerce euro, optimizing checkout The good news?Small changes make a big difference.These four strategieshelp you turn more checkouts into sales. #1 Build a flexible carrier networkfor choice and resilience Don’t rely on a single carrier or delivery method. Shoppers in different regions or contexts wantdifferent options. By integrating multiple carriers and services, you can offer next-day delivery,standard (economy) shipping, click-and-collect, and more. A broader carrier network also For example, Norwegian fashion and home goods retailerPrincesswas able todoubleits online salesby expanding delivery options (including store pickup) with nShift⁶ – The takeaway:Adiverse carrier networkgives customers choices andkeeps your fulfillment operation resilient when it matters most. #2 Streamline and “badge”options at checkout While choice is important, complexity can overwhelm. Delivery choices should be easy to scan andunderstand. Consider using descriptive labels or “badges” for each option – for example: Clearly highlighting the speed, price, and method helps guide customers to a decision quickly.If you’re unsure which options or wording resonate best, experiment. A/B test different layouts, labels,or even default selections to see what yields the highest conversion. Modern checkout solutions make The goal is a checkout that offersflexibility without confusion. By simplifying the presentation ofchoices, you reduce cognitive load on the shopper and instill confidence that they’re selecting the Automate the back-endselection process Giving customers delivery choices shouldn’t create chaos in the warehouse or fulfillment center. To avoid this, invest in systems that automaticallyassign the optimal carrierfor each order basedon the customer’s selection and your predefined business rules (considering factors like cost,destination, service level, etc). This way, an order marked for“Next-day delivery”is seamlessly booked Automation ensures you can deliver on the customer’s chosen option reliably and efficiently, at scale.It also reduces human error and saves time. With a smart rules engine (potentially one that doesn’t The result is a win-win:customers get the convenience they were promised, Offer omnichannelpickup options Consider leveraging physical stores or partner networks as pickup locations. EnablingBuy Online, Pick Up In-Sto