Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The merged company Wildberries and Russ has opened access to Click&Collect for all Russian Wildberries sellers, including those from small towns. The service allows you to order goods on the marketplace and pick them up directly at the seller's store or warehouse.

The order processing scenario remains the same: the buyer selects the desired product on Wildberries, adds it to the cart, and then - at the checkout stage - selects the seller's pickup point on the map. There you can also see the storage time and opening hours of the point. After confirming the order, the seller independently completes the product and prepares it for delivery - he determines the assembly and storage time himself. At the same time, the maximum assembly time is no more than 72 hours, and the storage time is from 24 hours to 30 days.

The service supports a prepayment scheme for most product categories. The exception is goods for which special requirements apply (for example, veterinary prescription drugs) - in such cases, payment is provided on the spot upon receipt.

Wildberries said:

The first results of the service launch showed a high demand from both sellers and buyers. Thus, the average monthly growth rate of the number of partners connected to Click&Collect is about 110%, and the total number of goods ordered through the self-pickup service is growing from month to month by almost 75%.

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