You can use delivery profiles to manage advanced shipping information in Shopify. Shops that use delivery profiles gain the ability to create shipping rates per product variant and location. This guide shows you how to manage delivery profiles for pre-orders and Try before you buy (TBYB). ## Requirements - Your app can make [authenticated requests](/docs/api/admin-graphql#authentication) to the GraphQL Admin API. - Your app has the following [access scopes](/docs/api/usage/access-scopes): - `write_products` - `read_all_orders` - `read_customer_payment_methods` - `read_purchase_options` - `write_purchase_options` - `read_payment_mandate` - `write_payment_mandate` Learn how to [configure your access scopes using Shopify CLI](/docs/apps/build/cli-for-apps/app-configuration). - You've completed the [Create and manage pre-orders and TBYB options](/docs/apps/build/purchase-options/deferred/build-deferment-solution) guide. > Note: > > - Most subscriptions, pre-order and try before you buy apps need to request API access through the [Partner Dashboard](/docs/apps/build/authentication-authorization/access-tokens/authorization-code-grant#ask-for-permission). We give API access to apps that are designed according to our [principles for subscriptions, pre-order and TBYB apps] (/docs/apps/selling-strategies/purchase-options#shopifys-principles). > - Public apps that use subscriptions, pre-order or TBYB need to meet [specific requirements](/docs/apps/launch/app-requirements-checklist#purchase-option-apps) to be published on the Shopify App Store. > - Custom apps [created in the Shopify admin](/docs/apps/build/authentication-authorization/access-tokens/generate-app-access-tokens-admin) can't use subscriptions, pre-order or TBYB because these apps can't use extensions or request access to protected scopes. If you're building a solution for a single store, then build your custom app in the Partner Dashboard. ## Step 1: Create delivery profiles A delivery profile is a set of shipping rates scoped to a set of products or variants that can be shipped from selected locations to zones. You can associate the [`DeliveryProfile`](/docs/api/admin-graphql/latest/objects/deliveryprofile) with the [`SellingPlanGroup`](/docs/api/admin-graphql/latest/objects/SellingPlanGroup) object to do the following tasks: - [Set free shipping](#set-free-shipping) for all orders with pre-orders or TBYB - [Restrict shipping](#restrict-shipping-to-specific-countries) to specific countries - [Set a flat shipping rate by country](#set-a-flat-shipping-rate-by-country) for all orders with pre-orders or TBYB ### Set free shipping You can set free shipping for all orders with a pre-order or TBYB. The following example uses the [`deliveryProfileCreate`](/docs/api/admin-graphql/latest/mutations/deliveryProfileCreate) mutation to set free shipping.

### Restrict shipping to specific countries You can restrict pre-orders and TBYB shipping to specific countries regardless of which delivery zones you have configured in the Shopify admin. The following example restricts shipping to North America (Canada, United States, Mexico):

### Set a flat shipping rate by country You can set a flat shipping rate by delivery zone for all orders with pre-orders and TBYB. The following example defines free shipping to Canada and defines a $15.00 flat shipping rate for the rest of the world:

## Step 2: Retrieve delivery profiles You can use the [`deliveryProfiles`](/docs/api/admin-graphql/latest/queries/deliveryProfiles) query to retrieve a list of delivery profiles. The following query returns a delivery profile with its ID, name, and default setting. Product variants stay in the default profile until they are added to another delivery profile. The example response indicates that the default profile is returned.

## Step 3: Update delivery profiles You can use the [`deliveryProfileUpdate`](/docs/api/admin-graphql/latest/mutations/deliveryprofileupdate) mutation to update existing delivery profiles. The following example adds the **United States** delivery zone:

## Step 4 (Optional): Remove a delivery profile You can asynchronously remove a delivery profile by using the [`deliveryProfileRemove`](/docs/api/admin-graphql/latest/mutations/deliveryProfileRemove) mutation, and passing in the ID of the delivery profile that you want to remove. The response returns a job ID that you can use to check on the job status and determine whether the operation is complete: - If `done` is `true`, then the removal of the delivery profile has completed. - If `done` is `false`, then removal of the delivery profile is still in progress.

## Next steps - Learn how to set up required access scopes and pages for your [pre-orders and TBYB app](/docs/apps/build/purchase-options/deferred/create-deferred-purchase-app/start-building).