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# Set Delivery Hours

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IMPORTANT! Please notice that a store opening hours might be different hours than delivery hours. Therefore, there are different places to set up delivery and store hours.
{% endhint %}

## How to set up delivery hours ?

**Step 1 - Login to your account**  

**Step 2 -  Locate the relevant location / store -** under Configure -> Locations, press edit on the location you would like to set up it's delivery hours.

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**Step 3 - Choose the delivery zone you would like to edit hours:**  notice that each delivery zone might have a different hours. \[Press Edit]

![](/files/-LQ64Hcr1XF3lKeT6xOk)

**Step 4 - set the delivery hours**: please notice that you can define different hours for different days. By "Add more hours" you can "split" the day allocations, and set different time for each day.

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