Automatic shipments and labels
Shipment records are created automatically from the order, so you never retype recipient, address, phone or contents. Print the label in one click, or pull every label at once for bulk dispatches.
Shipping Integration
Shipping integrationOrder in, label ready
Stop logging into the courier's panel and retyping every order. The barcode is one click, and the tracking number reaches the customer automatically.
Panel/Shipping IntegrationLive
One click
Label creation and printing
Negotiated
Competitive rates without your own contract
Automatic
Tracking number and customer alerts
Features on
- Automatic shipments and labels
- Negotiated carrier rates
- Tracking numbers and automatic alerts
- Returns, cash on delivery and delivery options
Setup
Open a free accountEnable the shipping add-onSet your shipping rules4Start printing labels
Top features
Included in this solutionNegotiated carrier rates
Ship on shared negotiated tariffs through the platform. Small and mid-sized businesses reach prices their own volume could never secure, keeping shipping costs from eating your margin.
Tracking numbers and automatic alerts
The tracking number is written back to the order automatically; the customer is notified by email — and by WhatsApp if that add-on is on — when the parcel ships and when it is delivered. "Where is my parcel" is answered before you have to.
Returns, cash on delivery and delivery options
Start return shipments from the system, manage cash-on-delivery orders, and offer options like click-and-collect or scheduled dispatch. In multi-branch businesses, shipments leave from the relevant branch's address.
Shipping is e-commerce's invisible workload
The real work starts after packing: typing the recipient, the address and the volumetric weight, printing the barcode, passing the tracking number on. All of it collapses into one click.
One click
Label creation and printing
Negotiated
Competitive rates without your own contract
Automatic
Tracking number and customer alerts
How you start
Automatic shipping operations in four steps
You don't need your own carrier contract — but you can connect one if you have it.
1
Open a free account
Sign up — your store is created and goes live immediately.
2
Enable the shipping add-on
Activate it in the panel and define your sender address.
3
Set your shipping rules
Configure free-shipping thresholds, volumetric weight and delivery options.
4
Start printing labels
Select orders, pull labels in bulk, let tracking reach customers.
Real examples
See the shipping flow in real stores
From furniture to pet supplies — explore real demo stores with very different parcel sizes and delivery needs.
Grow with plugins
See what this can become
Add any plugin with one click — everything runs in the same panel, and the system grows with your business.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about shipping integration
The questions we get most, answered directly.
Yes. You can ship on shared negotiated tariffs through the platform and reach prices you could not secure alone at your own volume. If you already have a contract, you can define it and keep working on your own rates.
Shipping integration: the invisible line item that decides your margin
What is shipping integration?
An automatic link between your site and the couriers' systems. The order is already there, so the shipment and its barcode are one click away.
How shipping cost determines your margin
On low-value baskets, shipping is a large share of the price. A low-volume business is stuck on the expensive tariff.
How to set a free-shipping threshold
Free shipping lifts basket size, but set wrong it eats the margin. Work out your average basket and put the threshold a little above it.
Volumetric weight and hidden costs
The price follows volumetric weight, not mass: width times length times height, divided by a factor. Light but bulky items ship expensively.
Getting "where is my parcel" messages to zero
The biggest support load is parcel-status questions. Send the tracking number automatically and they stop.
The return experience decides loyalty
Returns shape repeat purchase more than anything else. A difficult return means the customer never comes back.