We would love to see an update to how ShipStation handles return confirmation emails.Currently, even when a branded sender email is configured and verified, return confirmation emails are still sent from tracking@shipstation.com instead of the designated branded address. This differs from other notifications (shipment, delivery, etc.), which correctly use the branded sender email.This creates a few challenges:Customers receive inconsistent communication from different email domains, which can feel less cohesive and potentially confusing. Customers are unable to reply directly to return-related emails, which limits our ability to provide quick support and creates unnecessary friction in the return process. It impacts brand trust and the overall customer experience, especially for companies that prioritize a more concierge-style communication approach.Feature request: Allow return confirmation emails (including return label notifications) to be sent from the configured branded sender email, just like other shipment-related notifications.This would:Create a more consistent and professional customer experience Enable direct communication if a customer has questions about their return Align return workflows with the rest of ShipStation’s notification systemThis feels like a natural extension of the existing branded email functionality and would make a meaningful difference for teams managing customer experience end-to-end.
Sice I’m selling through Shopify with VAT included in the price, I need to display the ex-VAT amount on the customs declaration instead of the full price. Atthe moment I have to do this manually for every order. Would it be possible to toggle an option so that item cost is displayed minus the VAT in customs forms automatically? It would save me a ton of time.Â
It would be helpful to have order and shipment data combined in a single report to see what you've shipped, to whom, and all associated costs.
Currently, the ShipStation API Supports creating, reading, updating and deleting totes. However, the tote assigned to an order is not displayed, and we cannot assign or unassign an order to a specific tote. We’d like to build our own integrations with picking, but still use ShipStation’s verify and shipping features.
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 addressesThere 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 OrdersThese 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.
Please add a column for an RMA number to the Returned Products Report. The list of RMA numbers and customers can be exported from the "shipments" tab, and a list of returned products can be exported using the "Returned Products" tab, but there is no way to associate products with specific RMAs without having an RMA number listed on the Returned Products report.
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