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# How to show Estimated Delivery Dates on the Tracking Page

With Synctrack, you can display **Estimated Delivery Dates (EDD)** on your order tracking page to set clear customer expectations and reduce support inquiries. This feature helps build trust and improves the post-purchase experience by giving buyers a better sense of when their order will arrive.

# What is an Estimated Delivery Date (EDD)?
The **Estimated Delivery Date** is the expected date (or date range) when an order is likely to be delivered. It's shown on your store's **tracking page**, alongside real-time tracking updates.
EDD is calculated from:
* Your **business days and order cut-off time**
* Your **timezone**
* Your **order processing time**
* The **transit time** rules you set per shipping zone and carrier

# Why use Estimated Delivery Dates?
* Set clear expectations for your customers
* Reduce "Where is my order?" questions
* Increase trust and satisfaction
* Improve conversion rates and repeat purchases

# How to enable Estimated Delivery Date

#### Step 1: Open the EDD settings
1. In the Synctrack app, go to **Tracking Page**.
2. Open the **Estimated Delivery Date** tab.
You'll land on the **Post-purchase estimated delivery date** screen, which has two parts: **Order cut-off and processing times** (top) and **Transit time** (bottom).

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#### Step 2: Set business days, cut-off time, timezone, and processing time
The top section has three cards:

###### Business days & Cut-off time
* **Business days** — Tick the days your store operates (Mon–Sun). Non-business days are excluded from the calculation. Orders that fall on a non-business day are processed on your next working day.
* **Time (order cut-off)** — Choose the hour of day after which orders count as placed the next business day. The cut-off is selected on the hour (00:00–23:00). *Example:* with a 19:00 cut-off, an order placed at 17:00 is processed the same day; an order placed at 23:00 is processed the next business day.
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###### Timezone
* Choose the timezone (GMT−12 to GMT+12) that the cut-off time and all date calculations are based on.

###### Order processing time
* Enter how many **business days** your warehouse needs to process an order before it ships (0–999). *Example:* with a processing time of 2, an order placed Monday before cut-off is dispatched on Wednesday.
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#### Step 3: Configure transit times

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In the **Transit time** section you define how long delivery takes after dispatch, per shipping zone and carrier. The promised delivery date is calculated from these rules.
* **Rest of world** is the default rule and can't be deleted. It applies to any destination not covered by a more specific rule, using "Any shipping method" so the same transit time applies to all carriers. You can edit it via the **pencil (Edit)** icon.
* Click **Add new rule** to create a rule for specific shipping zones and carriers.

###### Choose a shipping zone
* Define the countries, regions, or states the rule applies to. You can create multiple zones, and each zone can hold multiple transit-time rules for different shipping methods.
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###### Shipping method & transit time

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* **Shipping method** — Use "Any shipping method," or pick specific carriers to give them their own transit times.
* **Transit time** — Enter the number of **business days** for delivery as a range (first–last).
    * For an **exact single date** shown to shoppers (e.g. *July 1st*), set the range to the same number, such as **1 to 1**.
    * For a **timeframe** (e.g. *July 1st–3rd*), set a range such as **1 to 3**.
Click **Save** to apply the rule.
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### How the EDD is calculated
EDD is calculated automatically from your settings:
> **Order date** → apply **cut-off time + timezone** → add **processing time** (business days only) → add **transit time** (business days only) = **Estimated Delivery Date**

**Example:** A customer orders Monday, July 1st at 10:00 for delivery to the United States.
* Order date: July 1st
* Cut-off: 19:00 — order placed before cut-off, so same-day processing
* Processing time: 0 business days
* Business days: Mon–Fri
* Transit time: 1–2 business days
* **EDD: July 2nd–3rd**

### What customers see
Once enabled, your customers see the estimated delivery date on the tracking page, next to the live tracking timeline.


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