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  1. October 2026
  2. October 2026: ready in bulk, a label per bag and plans

    Development update: print one label per bag from the app or Shopify's Print menu, mark orders ready in bulk so Shopify emails your customers, and choose a plan by monthly pickups.

    • A label for every bag: choose how many bags when you print, and each one gets its own label (“Bag 1 of 3”).
    • Print from Shopify: select pickup orders in Shopify admin, or open one, and choose Print. The Pickup orders page in the app works too.
    • Ready in bulk: mark many orders ready for pickup at once, and Shopify sends each customer its own “Ready for pickup” email. Printing in the app can mark orders ready too (Settings).
    • Hand over: finish each pickup with Shopify’s Mark as picked up. Printed orders get a tag in Shopify.
    • Plans by pickups: every plan includes every feature, starting with a free plan for 20 pickup orders a month. At the limit, label printing pauses, but marking orders ready keeps working.
    • Help & Support: send a question to the eBazoo team from inside the app.
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  3. September 2026
  4. September 2026: pickup list and the 4×6 label

    Development update: every local-pickup order in one list by location and status, and a 4×6 label that's readable from across the counter.

    Work on Pickup Label started with what Shopify’s order list can’t do: show local pickups by status.

    • All pickups in one list: every local-pickup order by pickup location and status. Shipping orders are left out.
    • Works with POS: orders marked ready in Shopify admin or POS show as ready in the app too.
    • The label: the customer’s name in large type, the order number, the pickup location, the order date and item count, the items and the order note, and a shelf line to write where the bags are stored.
    • Every order fits: long names print smaller and long item lists give way first.
    • No customer data kept: the app stores only the order number, location and status. The customer’s name is read from the order when you print.
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  5. The idea and the plan

    Where Pickup Label started: every local-pickup bag easy to find at the counter, and customers told the moment their order is ready.

    The idea: shops that offer local pickup hunt for bags on a full shelf, and Shopify’s order list can’t show which pickups are ready. We wanted every bag labelled clearly, and ready orders handled in one go.

    The plan we started from:

    • A 4×6 label for every bag, with the customer’s name big enough to spot from across the counter.
    • A list of every local-pickup order by location and status, kept in step with Shopify admin and POS.
    • Shopify does the emailing: marking orders ready triggers Shopify’s own “Ready for pickup” email, so the app sends none.
    • No customer data kept: the name is read from the order when printing and never stored.
    • Pricing by monthly pickups, not features, starting with a free plan.
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