USPS click and ship
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Forum Name: Suggestions
Forum Description: ProductCart Suggestions
URL: https://forum.productcart.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=724
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Topic: USPS click and ship
Posted By: Enclothe
Subject: USPS click and ship
Date Posted: 02-April-2007 at 2:10am
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So i'm pretty concerned at the moment. I've been working on a new Product Cart version of my site for weeks now. I'm starting to get it looking how I'd like and i'm moving on to address the functionality issues. My company uses USPS exclusively because it's the cheapest option for sending light bulky items like shirts. I'm pretty surprised to find out that I can't print usps labels from product cart. Does that mean I'm going to have to copy and paste customers names into the click and ship webpage for every order? This will slow me down considerably. My current OScommerce site passes the shipping information to a page that prepopulates the customer info fields on a click and ship page. It's quick and I print my labels with postage out and i'm good to go. So when's the likely hood I'll be able to print usps labels in Product Cart? I might have to delay my site rollout until this becomes available. |
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Posted By: rotokirby
Date Posted: 23-April-2007 at 4:19am
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I second this feature request. We use both USPS and UPS and it would be
great to be able to print USPS labels directly from PC. 
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Posted By: whizzinpc
Date Posted: 14-May-2007 at 4:24pm
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I third this feature request. We use both USPS and UPS and it would be great to be able to print USPS labels directly from PC. |
Posted By: sdalan
Date Posted: 21-May-2007 at 11:47am
| I fourth that if that's possible. |
Posted By: Monograms
Date Posted: 25-May-2007 at 10:57am
| I fifth. I would save me a lot of time. |
Posted By: dalibruin
Date Posted: 19-July-2007 at 7:43pm
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I sixth! I can't believe it's not available yet. Come on PC! Put some effort into it!!!! ------------- - dali |
Posted By: ProductCart
Date Posted: 19-July-2007 at 8:03pm
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We are currently putting the final touches on the version 3.1 release which will allow you to utilize the USPS Webtools Labels API. This will allow you to print the following labels directly from ProductCart:
We have include the Track/Confirm API as well so that you can track packages directly from your Control Panel. We have also added an address export function for anyone that may use USPS Shipping Assistant. ------------- The ProductCart Team Home of ProductCart http://www.productcart.com" rel="nofollow - shopping cart software |
Posted By: dalibruin
Date Posted: 19-July-2007 at 8:12pm
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Thanks for the response. What about printing Priority Mail labels? ------------- - dali |
Posted By: Stuck
Date Posted: 19-July-2007 at 8:44pm
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Great News, thanks EarlyImp! Hopefully this will even take the place of our endicia dazzle program |
Posted By: ProductCart
Date Posted: 20-July-2007 at 3:18am
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No, it will not take the place of Endicia because USPS does not have an API for postage. So from ProductCart you will be able to print a label, but you will have to print postage elsewhere. Here is an sample scenario:
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Posted By: Stuck
Date Posted: 20-July-2007 at 10:58am
| Ok, I understand, so only the actual postage purchase will have to be done through other means. Thank you for the clarification. |
Posted By: drubage
Date Posted: 17-December-2007 at 7:35pm
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Does anyone know, can I print the shipping label with delivery confirmation and then just put a regular priority mail stamp on a flat rate envelope? When you use the Label API's with ProductCart does it automatically put the tracking number/delivery confirmation into the order? -Drew |
Posted By: sdalan
Date Posted: 22-January-2008 at 5:15pm
Yes - we just use $4.60 stamps because that's our standard Priority Mail cost. PC does it all, very efficiently. |
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