Our seamless integrations present you with different leading shipping carrier choices. Regardless of whether you dispatch with DHL, DPD, Parcelforce, Royal Mail, UPS, Hermes or FedEx, you will be able to handle all your carriers in one location without the need to log into diverse carrier platforms.
Key Features
- Automatically update order status in both applications when an order is shipped
- Manage all your shipping carriers in one place
- Goods-out notes are transferred automatically between Redefine Solutions and USPS
- Easily set up flexible shipping rules to automate your shipment
- Customize your shipping labels for each sales channel
- Flexible shipping methods
- Keep your consumers up-to-date on shipping status using automatic emails
How It Works
Transfer shipments (goods out)
USPS downloads all goods out notes from Redefine Solutions automatically, or from manual sync. Shipping rules can be set up in USPS based on location weight, products and more.Further information like gift messages and order notes would get captured in Redefine Solutions.
Create products
Products are created in USPS automatically, with the SKU being the unique key. Assign shipping rules and volumetric data to products in USPS.
Update shipments
When a shipment is marked as shipped in USPS, the same goods out note is shipped immediately in Redefine Solutions. If a tracking reference is given in USPS, this is added to the Redefine Solutions goods out note.
Shipments
Goods out notes created in Redefine Solutions will be automatically transferred to USPS at your chosen stage - creation, printed, picked or packed.
Shipment updates
USPS will automatically submit goods out notes through your shipping rules to decide which of your chosen carrier service is best suited. Goods out notes will be updated in Redefine Solutions upon receipt tracking reference or any other status updates from integrated carriers.
Shipping labels
Shipping labels could be embedded into Redefine Solutions’s templates so they could get printed as part of your tracking notes, instead of a second label.
