Quivers adds Ship to Store for BigCommerce dealers

Quivers launched Ship to Store for BigCommerce on July 1, 2026, giving specialty brands a way to let customers order online and pick up from an authorized dealer even when that dealer has no stock. The move expands fulfillment options for brands with dealer networks and removes a common barrier in high-consideration specialty retail.

Why it matters: - Ship to Store gives specialty brands a new pickup option for products that often require fitting, installation, inspection, or another in-person step. - The feature lets brands keep the sale on their own site while using authorized dealers as collection points. - Quivers says the setup helps brands use their dealer networks without adding warehouse infrastructure or changing existing fulfillment operations.

What happened: - Quivers launched Ship to Store for BigCommerce on July 1, 2026. - Brands on BigCommerce can now let customers buy online and collect from a local authorized dealer. - The dealer does not need to stock the product for the pickup to work. - The brand ships the order directly to the dealer. - The transaction completes within the brand’s own ecommerce funnel.

The details: - Ship to Store removes the stock requirement that previously limited in-store pickup when a local dealer did not carry a specific SKU. - Any authorized dealer in a brand’s network can become a collection point for any product in the catalog. - The launch builds on Quivers’ distributed order management infrastructure. - Quivers says that network already connects more than 4,000 businesses. - Quivers says the platform has processed more than 300 million orders. - Ship to Store extends fulfillment options beyond Ship from Store and Buy Online, Pickup Store. - Quivers said the feature is available now for brands with an existing authorized dealer network. - Brands can activate the capability without new warehouse infrastructure or changes to current fulfillment setup. - More information is available at quivers.com or by email at support@quivers.com. - Quivers also lists social channels on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

Between the lines: - The launch targets a gap in specialty commerce where a local pickup option existed only if the dealer already had the item in stock. - For brands selling high-consideration products, that gap can push revenue outside the brand ecosystem. - Quivers is positioning dealer networks as part of a brand’s direct commerce strategy, not just a wholesale channel. - VP of Revenue Brad Stevenson said specialty retail needs “the entire commercial footprint to work as one.”

What's next: - More brands on BigCommerce with dealer networks can now test Ship to Store as a low-infrastructure fulfillment option. - The feature could broaden pickup-based selling for categories where customers want to inspect a product before taking it home. - Quivers appears to be extending its omnichannel stack to cover more handoff scenarios across dealer networks.

The bottom line: - Quivers is trying to make dealer networks function like a unified fulfillment layer, even when local inventory is missing.