Doubling up used to mean the extra box landed on the very next delivery, whether that week worked for the member or not. Some are still working through the last box. Some are traveling. Some just want the extra food on a week they'll actually be home to cook it. And if that next delivery was already doubled, they could accidentally end up with three boxes.

Now a member who skips and chooses to double up picks any eligible date from their own schedule, with the next delivery selected by default. Farmhand remembers the choice, doubles that specific delivery when it comes around, and applies the credit correctly. The confirmation tells them exactly which date to expect the extra box. It also means a member can hold the extra box for a week when something they've been waiting on is in season.

There's also a check running behind the scenes that catches double-ups at risk of getting missed — a moved date, a hold, a blackout — so nobody ends up short a box.