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When Should You Add a Second Pickup Location?

22 May 2026438 views

If a growing share of your orders are travelling long distances from your only warehouse, you're likely paying more in freight and losing days in transit time that a second pickup point could recover.

Look at your order heat map: if one region consistently accounts for a large share of demand, a local pickup point — even a small one — can shorten delivery times meaningfully.

The setup is simpler than it sounds. Register the new location, decide whether routing is manual or automatic, and keep every pickup point visible from a single dashboard.

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