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Click and collect order with 3DS

This click-and-collect ecommerce order process flowchart follows an order from the customer checkout through the store handover. It highlights the controls that make pickup fulfillment different from home delivery: store-level stock reservation, a possible 3-D Secure authentication challenge, packing at the selected location, and verification of the person collecting the order.

UPDATED 2026-09-23
EXAMPLEClick and collect order with 3DS
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

An ecommerce operations team documents a store-pickup order that needs stock reservation, cardholder authentication, and identity verification at handover.

Key decisions

  • Store inventory: Stock is reserved only after the chosen store confirms availability.
  • 3-D Secure branch: The cardholder challenge is represented separately from authorization because it may not be required for every payment.
  • Failed challenge: A failure releases the physical reservation so the store does not hold unsellable stock.
  • Pickup verification: An ID or QR code gate prevents handover before the collector can be verified.

When to reuse this

Use this for pay-at-collection or delayed-capture pickup programs. Adapt the authorization, 3-D Secure, and verification controls to your payment provider and local policy.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why reserve stock before payment authorization?01
The selected store must confirm that it can fulfill the pickup order before the order proceeds.
What happens if 3-D Secure fails?02
The diagram releases the store reservation and ends with the order not placed.
When is payment captured?03
Payment is captured after the store hands the verified order to the customer.
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