Office Depot Preps For Holidays With 20-Minute Guarantee

 There has been an increase in online retailing due to the pandemic and, as a result, same-day delivery and BOPIS retail offerings such as curbside and in-store pickups have become the new normal and permanent services for businesses. With the holiday season is fast approaching, companies are preparing for the increase in online retailing by improving their “buy online, pick up in-store” services, also known as BOPIS. Office To make shopping easier and more convenient for its customers, Office Depot has announced the launch of its 20 minute Pickup Promise at all Office Depot and Office Max locations nationwide.

This means that the retailer is guaranteeing that any qualifying online orders will be ready for pickup within 20 minutes after a customer orders online. Shoppers can access this service by placing a qualifying order online at officedepot.com or via the Office Depot mobile app and selecting “In-Store or Curbside Pickup” at checkout at least one hour before the store’s closing time. If a customer’s in-store or curbside order qualifies for 20-minute pickup and it’s not ready within that time frame, they will receive $20 off their next qualifying order.

 This new service is great for businesses that need supplies to quickly prepare for the holiday rush. The $20 off next-qualifying orders in case of any failure to achieve the 20-minute time frame shows that Office Depot is serious about fulfilling its promise. Office Depot also offers Same Day Delivery, Free Next Business Day Delivery, and Same Day Printing Services. Office Depot and Office Max also have a free Rewards Program to help customers have more opportunities to save money. The program is great for any business that frequently needs and uses Office Depot’s services.

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