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When an order has multiple UPS labels to print out Ship Station will print 2 labels on an 8.5 x 11 sheet.We then have to cut them up before putting them on a box.It would be great to have the option for Ship Station to print each label on a separate 8.5 x 11 sheet. Then we can just fold the sheet, save time, and having to reprint labels when they aren't cut correctly
ShipStation needs dedicated user permissions for Suppliers and Purchase Orders.Currently, non-administrator users may still be able to view sensitive supplier information, including: Supplier names Contact names Email addresses Phone numbers Physical addresses There does not appear to be a way to separately restrict access to the Suppliers page or prevent operational users from viewing Purchase Orders.Please add granular permissions that allow administrators to independently control whether a user can: View supplier information Add, edit, or delete suppliers View Purchase Orders Create or edit Purchase Orders Submit or cancel Purchase Orders Receive inventory against Purchase Orders These permissions should be separate from existing permissions for Order Management, Shipping, Product Management, and general Inventory Management.For example, warehouse employees may need access to customer orders, inventory quantities, and shipping labels without needing access to confidential supplier, pricing, or purchasing information.Access to supplier and purchasing information should follow the principle of least privilege rather than being available to every operational user by default.
When using Rate Shopper, about 3 months ago i was able to edit the dimension's before generating the label, since the last Shipstation update i can no longer do this, can we please bring the functionality back.
In Automation Rules, add an Action Type, called “Set Insure Amount” to “Product”($) from the Cost Summary. This would allow users who only want to insure the product value (not the shipping paid or tax) into the declared value. You could also do a drop down, where we can select setting the Insure Amount to Product, Product + Tax, Total Paid to cater to everyone’s unique use case. Here’s a sample mockup:This would reduce a lot of manually adjusting the insure amount for each order.For example, the product value is $178.98 The customer also paid $35.30 for shipping. When insuring, the default pulls from the Total Paid, $214.28, and we have to adjust it to $178.98 each time.
When adding another pakage to a multi-package shipment, if we can select the product (based on SKU) that is being shipped in the package, then it pulls in the saved Size, Weight, and Insured Amount from the Product’s details.This would save a lot of time from weighing and measuring each package or typing them in.
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