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Click and Collect

In-store pickup zones organised with clear wayfinding — a defined counter, signage from the entrance, and a barrier line to keep the queue orderly.

Counter used as a click and collect pickup point

What makes a click and collect zone work

A click and collect zone fails when customers can't find it or don't know they're in the right queue. Getting it right is mostly about signage discipline — clear direction from the entrance, an obviously distinct counter, and a barrier line that makes the queue self-explanatory.

None of this needs custom-built hardware — it's a straightforward combination of a few categories, placed with a bit of thought about the customer's route from the door.

What you'll need

Setting up a click and collect zone

  • Signpost from the door, not just at the counter. A customer should know where to go before they've walked past three aisles looking for it.
  • Physically separate the queue. A barrier line stops the pickup queue merging with general shop floor traffic or another till queue.
  • Make the counter visually distinct. A different counter style or clear signage on the counter itself avoids customers queuing at a normal till by mistake.

Click and collect FAQs

Do you offer a complete click and collect package?

Browse and add items from the categories above to the interactive catalogue to build a mixed order, or get in touch and we'll put a package together for your store layout.

Can the counter and signage be branded?

Yes — counters and signage in this range take full custom graphics, so the pickup zone can carry your own branding rather than generic signage.

Ready to set up your pickup zone?

Browse the full range and build a mixed order, or talk to us about your store layout.

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