JD.com Fully Opens Door-to-Door Delivery Service for Merchants

TapTechNews July 5th news, JD.com announced today that the self-service opening of door-to-door delivery service for merchants is fully open.

JD.com stated that to enhance the user experience of order fulfillment for merchants, it encourages merchants to independently open the door-to-door delivery service. The service supports store ranges of B stores and individual C-store stores, but does not support natural person C-store stores.

TapTechNews attached the opening path: JD.com JingMai - Service - Merchant Service Center - Basic Services - In-sale Module - Door-to-door Delivery

According to the introduction, door-to-door delivery means that merchants can independently open the door-to-door delivery service by commodity dimension on the Jing Mai side. After opening, it can promise door-to-door delivery to users in the whole link, and the carrier delivers as needed.

Door-to-door delivery orders for small and medium-sized items, using ZTO, YTO, STO, J&T Express, and Yunda for outbound shipping; charging standard: 1 yuan for within 5 kilograms, 0.2 yuan for each additional kilogram, and merchants pay the carrier through the JD.com platform.

Door-to-door delivery orders for small and medium-sized items, using JD Logistics for outbound shipping; charging standard: there is no need to pay separately for the door-to-door delivery service.

Door-to-door delivery orders for large items, merchants can entrust the carrier to ship; charging standard: the merchant and the carrier negotiate the fee standard by themselves.

For the opened commodities, the Door-to-door Delivery logo will be displayed on the commodity card, commodity details page, and settlement page.