We can now tackle surcharges proactively and avoid those unexpected shipping fees.

For this, we are enabling you to fill in a parcel's , , and .

Armed with this data, we can calculate the final billable weight up front, and show you only shipping methods that match that weight instead.

This way, you avoid using a shipping method that is based on the lower weight and avoid getting surcharged at the end of the month.

Do you have clients that need a certain type of delivery or have their goods insured?

You can now do this and more, automatically, using the new shipping rules field.

Specify the name of the company and set up custom rules based on your needs.

Voilà! 🎉

Until today, you could set up delivery methods in the Checkout feature. With this update, we’re introducing 2 new types: .

This means you now have at your disposal and can set up too!

Additionally, we added the possibility to define – the days on which you won’t be able to process orders, eg. Christmas or vacations.

To start using the new Checkout features update Sendcloud plugin in your Wordpress panel.

Whether you want to accept only domestic returns or disable them for a specific country, you can now set it up using Return Rules.

Simply add a rule, eg. IF Country is UK, THEN Unable to return, and customers from the UK won't be able to return their orders through your Return Portal.

Due to new DHL requirements, starting from September 21, we're no longer able to add your brand logo to DHL DE labels.

To keep having it printed, you need to set it up directly in your DHL account.

Adding a house number in the customer's address when shipping to Spain. 🎉

Some Spanish addresses don’t have a house number available, so merchants had to give us a non-existent or faulty address in that case. This left them with a lot of manual and tedious work.

Next to that, this aligns more with carrier requirements, since they also don’t require a house number to be present if there is none.

As of today, you can change the return fee displayed in your return portal based on your customer’s country.

That’s simple - just like Shipping Rules.

Create IF-THEN rules specifying countries and fees, and in the Return Portal your customers will see different return costs depending on where they live.

Keep in mind that rules are applied in the order they appear on the list.

This means that if two or more rules apply to the same country (eg. “From country isn’t Netherlands” and “From country is Germany”), the one that is the lowest on the list will be used.

In the near future we’ll keep adding more Conditions and Actions to let you further optimize your return process.

As of today, you can generate a CSV file with your shipping and return data without entering the app.

Make an API call specifying and parameters, and the data will be exported in a CSV format.

You can use it to automatically update your data or to generate one-off reports.

Now you can filter your Ebay orders by their payment status, eg. Pending, Succeeded, or Failed.

The required set of credentials needed for activating the DPD contract is a bit longer than usual. Please check our Help Center article for more information on how to set it up.

Happy Shipping!