Delivery policies
Designed for use in relation to an ecommerce website, these delivery policies describe the delivery methods used as well as delivery timetables. They should be used alongside our terms and conditions of sale via website documents. They can be used for both B2B and B2C stores.
Free delivery policy
| Get | |
| Version | 1.1 |
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| First published | 2 Nov 2016 |
| Last updated | 5 Apr 2019 |
| Word count | 1,494 |
| Template pages | 3 |
Delivery policy
| Buy | |
| Version | 1.1 |
|---|---|
| First published | 1 Sep 2016 |
| Last updated | 5 Apr 2019 |
| Word count | 1,480 |
| Template pages | 3 |
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Free delivery policy contents
- Credit: docular credit; free documents licensing warning.
- Introduction: delivery policy purpose; legal status of policy.
- Free delivery: free delivery criteria; non-free deliveries.
- Geographical limitations: country delivery list; ad hoc delivery to other countries.
- Delivery methods and periods: delivery methods and periods; commencement of delivery period; delivery periods indicative; fraud screening checks may delay delivery.
- Delivery charges: delivery charges notification; factors affecting delivery charges; delivery charges list.
- Delivery tracking: delivery tracking available; how to track a delivery.
- Receipt and signature: deliveries requiring signature; notification before delivery.
- Additional deliveries: number of additional delivery attempts.
- Collection: collection of products.
- Delivery problems: contact operator regarding problems; re-delivery charges; defining fault upon failure to deliver.
Delivery policy contents
- Introduction: delivery policy purpose; legal status of policy.
- Free delivery: free delivery criteria; non-free deliveries.
- Geographical limitations: country delivery list; ad hoc delivery to other countries.
- Delivery methods and periods: delivery methods and periods; commencement of delivery period; delivery periods indicative; fraud screening checks may delay delivery.
- Delivery charges: delivery charges notification; factors affecting delivery charges; delivery charges list.
- Delivery tracking: delivery tracking available; how to track a delivery.
- Receipt and signature: deliveries requiring signature; notification before delivery.
- Additional deliveries: number of additional delivery attempts.
- Collection: collection of products.
- Delivery problems: contact operator regarding problems; re-delivery charges; defining fault upon failure to deliver.