Marks & Spencer has resumed its click on and accumulate service 15 weeks after it stopped the service following a vastly damaging cyber assault.
The retailer stopped taking orders on its web site and app for clothes and residential deliveries and in addition paused its in retailer assortment service on 25 April.
On-line orders resumed on 10 June and the corporate has now introduced on its web site that click on and accumulate has additionally resumed.
The BBC has reached out to M&S for remark.
Some customer data was stolen in the attack and prospects have been suggested to stay cautious about receiving emails, calls or texts claiming to be from M&S.
In addition to disrupting its on-line enterprise, the hack affected the corporate in-store too, leaving some cabinets naked within the days after it was first focused.
M&S estimates the cyber assault will cut back income for the present 12 months by round £300m.
It hopes a few of the loss might be coated by insurance coverage.
In July, M&S chief government Stuart Machin informed traders that the retailer could be over the worst of the aftermath of the incident by August.
