YITH Multiple Shipping Addresses For WooCommerce

Many shoppers buy for more than one person at a time. A standard WooCommerce checkout expects a single destination, so those customers end up splitting their purchase into separate orders. This plugin removes that limit. Customers can assign a different shipping address to each product in the cart, or divide the quantity of one product across several addresses.

Customers add, edit and assign addresses from a modal window at checkout, and they can set a default address that applies to every product. Shoppers can also manage saved addresses from My Account. On the store side, you choose where the address section appears on the checkout page and which products, categories or tags are excluded. Administrators can update each shipment's status separately.

Features

• Multiple addresses per order: Customers can assign a different shipping destination to each product in a single purchase, so gifts and split deliveries fit into one checkout.
• Exclude products and categories: Choose where multiple shipping is available by excluding specific products, categories or tags, so the option follows your store's policies and logistics.
• Flexible checkout placement: Show the shipping addresses section at the top of the checkout page, at the bottom, or within the checkout fields, depending on what fits your layout.
• Modal window for addresses: Shoppers add shipping addresses through a modal popup without leaving the checkout, and there is no limit on how many they can add.
• Default shipping address: Users can designate a default address that applies automatically to all products, while still assigning separate addresses to individual items when needed.
• Quantities split by address: Customers can divide the quantity of the same product across different addresses, which helps with bulk orders or gifts going to several recipients.
• Address management in My Account: A dedicated section in My Account lets shoppers add, edit or remove saved addresses, which makes repeat purchases quicker.
• Separate shipment statuses: Administrators can update the status of each shipment sent to a different address, and customers receive automatic email notifications when a status changes.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores that sell gifts
• Shops with customers ordering for several recipients
• Stores handling bulk orders sent to multiple locations