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Zonos considers an order placed by a shopper shipping and billing to an address in the same country as your business as domestic. Additionally, country groups are considered domestic. For example, intra-EU shipments are considered domestic because the import/export rules are standardized across the entire EU and aren't applied at an individual EU country level. Enabling domestic orders on Checkout will allow you to handle these situations, and can be a good option depending on where your shoppers are located.
To configure whether domestic orders are allowed in Checkout:
Enabling domestic ship-to addresses
Learn why you may want to allow Zonos to process domestic orders on your site.
By default, Zonos Checkout only allows orders that are shipped and billed internationally. If you want to allow domestic orders, you can enable domestic orders in your Checkout settings. Enabling domestic orders on Checkout allows any shoppers who arrive at Checkout to place an order, regardless of their location.
You might want to allow domestic orders if:
When you use Checkout to process domestic orders, your existing shipping rates will be pulled from your ecommerce platform. Allowing Checkout to process domestic orders doesn't replace your existing domestic checkout flow; it just adds another option for shoppers. Domestic orders will sync between Zonos and your ecommerce platform as normal when using this feature.
If you are wanting to use Checkout for all orders, both international and domestic, you can learn more about entirely replacing your checkout flow with Zonos.