Ship

Replenishing

Your UPS rates are GREAT, and I would love to use Ship for that reason, but I need a couple of functions to be added to Ship before it would make sense for me to use it... See below: Single Shipments: See Stamps.com online single shipment window: you can enter all address info, select shipping option and add-ons, and print the label all in one window. Rates are updated in real time as you select different rates/add-ons and change ship-from/ship-to zip codes. It's very easy to process a shipment. Batch Shipments: If I need to process 500 shipments at once, I need a way to upload a spreadsheet file. Ask your shipping department about this; I'm sure they do it everyday with UPS WorldShip or a similar application. It would be impossible to process all of the orders manually, so there needs to be a way to add all of the shipment data into a spreadsheet and upload that to be processed.

UPS said they delivered my package, but it is not at it's intended destination. They said I should contact you as the shipper to resolve with UPS. Please help. These are very time sensitive.

Said you didn't sell keyrings, yup you do. Said I didn't order, yup I did. Said to go to UPS store, I went, yup, it's been permanently closed. Still, after nearly a month, I do not have my order. UPS recently delivered a package to the wrong address, I gave you my physical address 5 times in a row. You guys are a joke.

Hi guys. We were wondering why shipping to Malta isn't free when your site states Free shipping to the EU. Is this a possibility for the future, please?

I’d love to use Ship and work with UPS, however, I need all my orders from my ecommerce platform to transfer over. I use Ecwid but may be switching to Square. If these could link to streamline the shipping process with UPS, that’s would be great.

Can you explain to me why my command R508437371 is said "en livraison" three days and didn't arrived ?

We re-use a lot of addresses, and it would be great to have an address book within Ship. Also, the software seems to have a problem calculating delivery dates: it recently said a Ground package would be delivered on a Sunday, which seems highly unlikely, and the package is actually out for delivery on a Monday.