This is the official Magento 2 extension for the logistics company PostNL. Add shipping options and parcelshops to your checkout. Create labels with track and trace functionality from the backend.
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[QUESTION] Wrong delivery date when choosing At the first opportunity #363
We have the Delivery days option Activated with a maximum number of 7 days. So the customers are able to select their own delivery date / time in the checkout.
We have received complaints from customers claiming that they did not see times but selected "At first opportunity", but when we check their orders we see a delivery date further in the future than expected. According to our customer service this happens regularly.
We expect that this fallback would use the next working day. But we see examples where the delivery date is 5-7 working days later. (f.e. an order created on 05/05, delivered at 12/05) This date is stored in the tig_postnl_order table with a expected_delivery_time_start and end as well.
I believe in case of a fallback it uses: $this->checkoutSession->getPostNLDeliveryDate() which should be filled by the DeliveryDate response from the calculate/date SOAP call to PostNL?
Is it possible the PostNL API returns a date this far in the future when the fallback option is chosen?
Hi,
We have the Delivery days option Activated with a maximum number of 7 days. So the customers are able to select their own delivery date / time in the checkout.
We have received complaints from customers claiming that they did not see times but selected "At first opportunity", but when we check their orders we see a delivery date further in the future than expected. According to our customer service this happens regularly.
We expect that this fallback would use the next working day. But we see examples where the delivery date is 5-7 working days later. (f.e. an order created on 05/05, delivered at 12/05) This date is stored in the tig_postnl_order table with a expected_delivery_time_start and end as well.
I believe in case of a fallback it uses: $this->checkoutSession->getPostNLDeliveryDate() which should be filled by the DeliveryDate response from the calculate/date SOAP call to PostNL?
Is it possible the PostNL API returns a date this far in the future when the fallback option is chosen?