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“With the advent of many more new last-mile [and middle-mile] options, shippers do have the ability to better manage the impact of these surcharges than they did in years’ past,” Iyer said, noting programs run by ShipStation, ShipWorks and even the U.S. Postal Service that offer no fuel surcharges.
The next phase of the partnership includes Google Shipping Service integration, which enables sellers to easily enhance their product listings with accurate estimated shipping speeds by linking their ShipStation account to Google.
The industry-leading partners participating in this education-driven series include BigCommerce, a leading Open SaaS ecommerce platform for fast-growing and established brands, as well as ShipStation, a leading web-based eCommerce shipping solution.
“Completing the ShipStation integration is a significant milestone for PARCLL, and to already have several clients successfully leveraging our shipping solutions through ShipStation speaks to the long -term potential we see,” said Vin D’Amato, Head of Sales & Strategic Alliances at PARCLL.
The new partnership between the two logistics technology companies adds Via.Delivery as a certified digital carrier on ShipStation’s platform, expanding access to Via.Delivery’s Buy Online, Pickup Anywhere (BOPA) network to every ShipStation user.
Approved ShipStation customers will now be able to sell products on Walmart Canada Marketplace, and the marketplace’s existing merchants can now leverage ShipStation’s platform to process their orders.
ShipStation have announced a new technical integration with SEKO Logistics’ LTL Home Delivery Solution, the most reliable and cost-effective nationwide last mile and white glove option for the delivery of big and bulky ecommerce orders.
ShipStation, the world’s leading web-based e-commerce shipping solution, today announced a new technical integration with SEKO Logistics’ LTL Home Delivery Solution.
When shopping around the world went almost entirely online, merchants that relied heavily on physical stores weren’t the only ones scrambling to set up alternative channels for reaching buyers and omnichannel strategies moved much higher on many priority lists.
Online consumer purchases are increasing, and this means more shipping. And according to the latest research from ShipStation, more consumers are demanding shipping transparency from retail businesses.
Quick and cost effective shipping is crucial to the success of an online business. Luckily, there are now lots of tools, like ShipStation, that help make it pretty easy.
You’d never know how apps could change your business horizon, unless you try these top listers as your business partners. ShipStation is honored to be included in this list.
Retailers who introduced features like curbside pickup during the COVID-19 pandemic should plan to keep them long-term.
Consumers are continuing to adapt to COVID store restrictions and how they shop. Three new reports outline just how shoppers are adapting and could shed light on how brands can engage.
Auctane, home of the world’s leading e-commerce shipping solutions, is holding an Earth Day shipping material recycling drive.
Web-based eCommerce shipping solution ShipStation has joined the Shopify Plus Certified App Program.
Shopify Plus certification recognizes ShipStation’s standards in performance, support, security, and privacy, and its long-standing track record of success with Shopify Plus merchants.
From choosing the right textile to minimizing the impact of operations, “Sustainability Spotlight” will seek to discuss the latest developments in how retailers can reduce its environmental impact.
With integration, online merchants get the best of both e-selling worlds: Google visibility and ShipStation shipping support.
Partnership bolsters end-to-end shipping experience with new in-cart shipping options.
New Spanish language offering serves as the newest user-experience enhancement to ShipStation, enabling the company to support a more global user base.
Read about industry experts and their ecommerce predictions for 2021.
Ecommerce continues to push higher this holiday season, which has been a boon for merchants and retailers in the digital space. And while physical stores aren’t busy now, they could become business post-holiday because, according to one report, a number of shoppers say they’ll likely return more gifts from the 2020 holiday season than they have in the past.