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A pickup filter lets shoppers narrow results to products they can collect from a nearby store. Layers works out which locations can fulfill each product from your Shopify locations and inventory, so the filter stays current without extra product data.

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Before you begin

  • In Shopify, turn on Local pickup for each location that offers pickup.
  • Your theme must show the pickup filter. On themes built with the Layers SDK or Liquid integration, your developer adds it. See Local pickup filtering.

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Turn on the pickup filter

  1. Go to Attributes and search for pickup locations. Layers creates this attribute automatically.
  2. Open it and turn it on as a filter.
  3. Wait for the Filter column to show a green check. See When a facet goes live.

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Choose which locations appear

By default, the filter only lists locations that have stock of at least one product in the current results. On a collection carried by only a few stores, shoppers see only those stores. To list every pickup location, even those with no matching stock, turn on List every pickup location under Settings → Developer → Response Options. Locations you hide on the filter are never listed. When a shopper shares their location or enters a postcode, your theme can limit the list to nearby stores, nearest first.

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Troubleshooting

  • A store is missing from the filter. Check that Local pickup is on for the location in Shopify and that it isn’t hidden on the filter. With the default setting, a store only appears when it has stock of a product in the results.
  • A product appears under a store that’s out of stock. Inventory changes reach Layers shortly after Shopify records them. Resync the product if it persists. See Catalog sync.

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Next steps