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Example of a custom shipping label |
Normally when you request a new shipment, you send the name of an existing carrier and
service, for example "UPS Next Day Air", to
and you get the corresponding carrier's shipping label in response. But after you have created a new carrier with
the Global Server Component, you instead send the name of your custom carrier and service,
for example "ABC Super Fast", and you get your customized ABC shipping label in response.
Notice the customized shipping label pictured here. The Global Server Component includes our
Custom Documents
module which allows you to create not only shipping labels but also other documents such
as packing lists, invoices, or pick tickets.
After you have shipped your packages for the day, you can electronically transmit
a package manifest to your new carrier using the Global Server Component. This
transmitted manifest can be formatted to meet your carrier's specifications and sent
via FTP or HTTP. You can also print any other documentation the carrier requires
by using the
Custom Documents
module.
Once you have configured a new carrier with the Global Server Component framework,
you can quickly enable all of your shipping locations to use that carrier with
minimal changes.
Global Server Component Features
- Rating, routing, and shipping from worldwide origins
- Configurable carriers and services
- Custom shipping labels and other documents
- Custom tracking numbers at both the package level and shipment level
- Custom rating based on weight, dimensions, pieces, or pallets
- Custom validation rules, fees, zones, delivery areas, commitments, and bundling criteria
- Custom end of day upload files, including electronic transmission via FTP and HTTP
Some of the Partner Companies Utilizing the Global Server Component
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