Choose a rule lens
Use the versioned eBay US snapshot or write down a custom operating assumption. The modes never silently fall back to each other.
Shipping operations · Production
Map a payment time to eligible workdays and a first carrier-scan target using your own cutoff and calendar assumptions.
Local scenario · no saved state
Set an explicit rule, workweek, cutoff, and local scan-time assumption. The result stays in this browser tab.
Enter a payment time, choose eligible weekdays, and calculate. Errors never render a partial date.
This is a seller-controlled handling/scan plan, not a transit, delivery, tracking, or platform guarantee.
A visible method
Use the versioned eBay US snapshot or write down a custom operating assumption. The modes never silently fall back to each other.
Recurring workdays and manual blackout dates are counted in local calendar order. A non-working payment date is shown explicitly.
The result shows each counted date, the local first-scan target, and the next eligible date for a follow-up batch.
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This is a seller-controlled handling/scan plan, not a transit, delivery, tracking, or platform guarantee. Do not enter order numbers, addresses, customer names, or account data.
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FAQ
It counts the eligible dates between a payment time and a first carrier-scan target using your workdays, blackout dates, cutoff, and local scan-time assumption.
No. The Production has one versioned eBay US snapshot and a separate custom mode. Workdays and operating cutoffs remain your assumptions.
The result shows paymentDateEligible=false and starts on the first eligible date after payment. The next-eligible policy does not use the cutoff field.
No. The calculation runs in this browser tab. It does not use an account, input storage, order import, or event provider. Calculation inputs stay in this browser. If you allow analytics, Google receives usage events without input values. Only your analytics preference is saved.