CartonCloud integrates with StarShipIT
CartonCloud integrates with StarShipIt allowing orders packed within the CartonCloud WMS to be automatically transferred to StarShipIt, saving data entry and allowing for very efficient warehouse processes.
Author:
Vincent Fletcher
Published:
November 8, 2018
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We're stoked to announce that CartonCloud now integrates seamlessly with StarShipIt. StarShipIt is a shipping aggregator that allows you to get the cheapest rate from a number of carriers including Fastway, CouriersPlease, Auspost, Startrack, NZ Post and many more.
While there are various ways the integration can be configured, the most common way is to trigger a new job to be created within StarShipIt once a Sale Order is packed within CartonCloud. This allows you to print labels and send the order with the lowest-cost carrier without needing to manually re-enter all the job details.
(Note: you can configure it to create the job on Sale Order approval or other statuses too).
For more information on this integration, please checkout our StarShipIt Integration article.
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