Weekly Business Hours Schedule holds the operating times of a seller. Every day of the week carries its own opening time and closing time.

Shops trading on a different timetable each day fill each row separately, so the schedule matches how that business runs.

If you also collect extra seller details at signup, check CS-Cart Vendor Custom Registration.

• Set an opening time and a closing time for each day of the week.
• Keep different operating hours on different days.
• Manage all seven days from one weekly schedule screen.
• Save the timetable against the seller it belongs to.
• Use the saved schedule as the source for every availability check.

Automatic Vendor Availability comes from the saved business hours. The add-on compares today and the clock with the timetable of that seller.

Nobody switches a shop on or off by hand, and the status flips on its own once the closing time passes.

• Read today and the clock on every availability check.
• Match both values against the weekly business hours of the seller.
• Mark a store open inside its configured hours.
• Mark a store closed outside its configured hours.
• Refresh the status as the day and the time move on.

A closed shop never sits unexplained. Your storefront shows an availability message plus the time that seller opens next.

Message text stays configurable, so a marketplace can use Store Closed or wording suited to its sellers.

To answer common seller queries in one place, check CS-Cart Multi Vendor FAQ.

• Show an availability message while the seller stays unavailable.
• Use Store Closed or another custom message.
• Show the next available time of that seller.
• Read the next opening time from the weekly business schedule.
• Tell shoppers when they can order instead of leaving them guessing.

Ordering stops when a seller is closed. Your catalog stays on view, and the add to cart restriction holds back only the buying step.

Shoppers keep browsing and return at the opening time, so a shop loses no catalog exposure while it is shut.

For stock held across several locations, check CS-Cart Warehouse Management System.

• Block add to cart for products of an unavailable seller.
• Stop orders for products that belong to a closed shop.
• Keep the products of a closed seller visible to shoppers.
• Let shoppers open the vendor profile page during closed hours.
• Let shoppers open product detail pages during closed hours.

Shoppers read the status where they decide to buy. Both the vendor profile page and the product pages carry seller availability.

Someone reading a product page learns the shop is closed before reaching the cart, which cuts failed attempts.

• Show availability on the vendor profile page of the seller.
• Show availability on every product page linked to that seller.
• State clearly when a shop is unavailable.
• Place the business hours information beside the seller details.
• Keep one status wherever the seller appears.

Both sides manage the hours. A seller edits its own weekly timetable, and admins keep control over every shop in the marketplace.

If your sellers also update store data from a phone, you can check CS-Cart Vendor App.

• Let sellers set their own weekly business hours.
• Let sellers change availability settings when trading hours move.
• Let admins view the business hours of any shop.
• Let admins edit any marketplace vendor schedule from the backend.
• Keep admin control over availability configuration.