Day & Ross Shipping, Built Into ShipStation

After you create a shipment and print the label, ShipStation shows the tracking number in the label workflow. That keeps the shipment record, label activity, and tracking information tied together in one place. Your team can review status faster, and customers can stay informed through your post-purchase tracking flow.

Tracking information doesn’t always change at every stage of transit. Long freight moves, weekends, holidays, customs review, or gaps between carrier scans can all create quiet periods before the next update appears. If a shipment looks stalled, check the latest scan, review the shipping service used, and confirm whether the shipment is crossing a border.

Carriers often measure transit in business days, not calendar days. That means weekends, holidays, and border review can stretch the time between pickup and delivery without meaning something is wrong. ShipStation helps your team watch shipment status and communicate better, but it does not replace the carrier’s transit schedule.

Strong customs paperwork starts with complete, accurate shipment data. In ShipStation, the key details include:

• Content type for the shipment
• Item names, quantities, and values
• Your non-delivery option
• MID code details when shipping from outside the US into the US, if the shipment requires it

For some shipments, CN22 or CN23 forms may also apply based on destination rules and shipment value. Accurate descriptions matter because customs documents are reviewed closely.

Yes. ShipStation gives your team one shipping workspace for labels, rate review, tracking information, and automation. That means less tab-hopping and less manual work around each shipment. It also helps when you manage Day & Ross alongside other carriers across the same order flow.

Yes. ShipStation supports 200+ global carrier integrations, so Day & Ross can sit inside a broader shipping strategy instead of a separate process. That makes it easier to compare services, keep workflows consistent, and route different shipment types through the carriers that fit them best.

Start by checking the shipment details inside ShipStation. Review the customs declaration, item descriptions, values, and delivery terms to make sure nothing is missing or unclear. If the shipment is entering the US from outside the US, confirm whether the MID code field applies to that shipment. **Tip:** Clear product descriptions beat vague labels every time.

*Rates are limited to shipping from the continental US only. These rates and discounts exclude shipment origins from Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Alaska. Rates and any applicable discounts are subject to change at any time without notice.

Discounts are subject to minimum charges set forth in the FedEx Service Guide, which can be found at fedex.com.

†FedEx shipping discounts are off standard list rates and cannot be combined with other offers or discounts. Discounts are exclusive of any FedEx surcharges, premiums, minimums, accessorial charges, or special handling fees. Eligible services and discounts subject to change. For eligible FedEx® services and rates, call 1.800.GoFedEx (1.800.463.3339). See the applicable FedEx Service Guide for terms and conditions of service offers and money-back guarantee programs.*