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Import Multiple Shipment Per Order Data From eCommerce Platforms (or direct from ShipperHQ or equiv)New

My company sells perishable items in addition to non-perishable items, and in almost all cases, they are ordering these things together. Currently, we are manually splitting each order (THOUSANDS) to separate them out so that we can ship the perishables via 2 day and the remainder of the order via ground. One solution is for automatic splits. I know this is currently being developed. I hope we have a very robust rule set to work from-  current automation rules are almost there; Not being able to specify multiple skus forces us to use product tags for automation, and that makes tags useless to us for anything other than automation rules since there's so many per order. Another solution is translation of data from 3rd party integrators. For example, ShipperHQ will automatically split shipments based on origin, with settings for fewest shipments and closest origin, etc. This data is sent to ShipStation, and is visible in ShipStation if you turn on ShipperHQ's Insights after integrating. Since this data is standardized, it could be interpreted by SS and applied against orders to split out shipments matching what ShipperHQ calculated/quoted. This way, I could set up a second origin as a virtual warehouse, and include all the goods I'd like to ship together as shipping from that origin. Make sense?Anyhow, I've probably spent about 9 hours trying to figure out a solution that will automatically split out the set of skus that need to ship expedited from the ones that are standard. Really frustrating.

The NEW USPS Fees going into place on April 4th 2022 - Shipstation shipping rates are wrongNew

Starting April 4th 2022, there is a New Non Standard Fee that the Post Office is putting in place. NEW: Starting in April 2022, there will be a new “nonstandard fee” for packages that must be sorted manually by the USPS when the dimensions of the package exceed sortation requirements. Rates will be adjusted based on box dimensions. Packages with length over 22 inches will have a $4.00 surcharge, packages with length over 30 inches will have $15.00 surcharge and packages over 2 cubic feet will have a $15.00 surcharge. This will apply to Priority Mail Express, Priority Mail and Parcel Select Ground.This means:Any package size that is over 22 inches will have a surcharge of $4.00.Any package over 30 inches will have a $15.00 surchargeAny package over 2 cubic feet will have a $15.00 surcharge Shipstation MUST show these fees in their price calculation at the time of shipping.   Example:  My package is 35" long, 10" high and 10" wide.  I will be charged $15.00 for the over 30" category AND I will be charged $15.00 for the over 2 cubic foot category for a total of $30.00 plus the postal rate.ShipStation can do that calculation so my shipper knows it is not reasonable to ship that package USPS.  Without those fees showing in ShipStation the rate for that package is $18.75 - which is lower than UPS or FedEx and the shipper will send it only to have us charged $30.00 on top of that.    Your competitor - Shippo - says they are providing those fees into the calculation once the package is measured and weighed - so that the shipper can make the right shipping decision. When speaking with your Chat Support person Andre' today, he read it to be a charge Only if we don't enter the measurement.  I think he is confused with the other NEW Fee - called Dimensional Noncompliance Fee - which will charge you after the fact if your dimensions are wrong or missing. This is Critical Information for the Small business shipper and the NEW Non Standard Fee needs to be displayed as part of the rate in ShipStation.