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Problem
Customers are charged more than once for shipping on a single order.
Why it happens
Shopify splits orders into separate shipments when items have different fulfillment timings, belong to different shipping profiles, or ship from different locations. Each split can add another shipping fee.
How to fix it
Turn off Split shipping in Shopify so all items ship under one label and customers pay once.
1

Open Shipping settings

In Shopify Admin, go to Settings → Shipping and delivery.
2

Reveal the Split shipping toggle

If the toggle isn’t visible, create a temporary empty shipping profile (no products assigned).
3

Disable Split shipping

Once visible, turn off Split shipping.
4

Clean up

Delete the temporary profile if you don’t need it.
Problem
Customers see a future shipping date at checkout (for example, “Ships June 2041”) when purchasing a rental product. The date is incorrect and does not reflect the actual rental period.
Why it happens
Shopify reads the fulfillment date from Supercycle’s selling plan configuration and displays it using the “Pre order ships date” label in checkout. When that date is incorrect, customers see a confusing or alarming date.
How to fix it
As a workaround, you can hide or replace the date with neutral text.
1

Open theme content settings

In your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Themes. Click the beside the theme you want to edit and select Edit default theme content.
2

Go to checkout settings

Click the Checkout & system tab.
3

Find the pre order ships date label

Search for “ships” and find the field Pre order ships date. It will contain the default value Ships {{date}}.
4

Edit or clear the message

Replace the text with something neutral like Ships soon, or clear the field entirely to hide it. Save your changes.