About this block

Reschedule Delivery Card lets someone move a delivery in one card without leaving the tracking page. A header names the order and its current day, a tappable week of six day chips shows the current day, the free days, a paid Saturday marked with its fee, and a Sunday marked no vans and disabled, and three arrival windows sit below as radio rows. The confirm button names the chosen day and window back to the person before they commit.

The days and windows are each one array, and the selection lives in local state so the card reacts as chips and rows are tapped. The footer note swaps between the free weekday line and the Saturday fee line based on the picked day, and a final line states the honest limit, two moves per order before the depot holds it for pickup.

When to use

Reach for this block on the tracking page whenever a delivery day can still move, either embedded beside the tracking timeline or offered from an order card. The fees, cutoffs, and no van days must reflect real carrier rules or the confirm button promises a slot that does not exist.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Tracking timeline

After

• Post purchase section
• Contact routes

What you can display

One strong use is the weekday reschedule with a paid Saturday. Other reschedule shapes:

• Pickup point switch. The same chips choosing a collection day at a locker instead of a home slot.
• Two person delivery. Fewer days, both booked as a single window for furniture and appliances.
• Hold at depot. A pause option that parks the parcel with no day chosen until the person is back.

Tip: keep the disabled no van day visible rather than hidden; showing the gap honestly beats a week that silently skips a day people expected to see.