Delivery Calendar
Dates at checkout, capacity, exceptional days.
One solution for the whole store.
Orders become shipments before anyone packs. Rules split, merge, and tag them. Scan & Ship checks the box. FedEx and UPS print the label.
Shipments · All stores
24
Awaiting
2
Split today
61
Labels
#10482-1
Alex Chen · Austin · Separate box
#10482-2
Alex Chen · Austin · Needs review
#10476-1
Sam Ortiz · Chicago · Pickup
#10491-1
Jordan Hale · Denver · Hold until paid
One inbox. One order already split into two boxes.
The product
Split what must ship apart. Merge what can go together. Rate Shopper keeps the cheaper FedEx or UPS label.
One checkout becomes the boxes it needs. Each box keeps its own status and its own label.
#10482 becomes two shipments
Same customer, same address — the rules combine those shipments before anyone packs.
Two orders leave as one box
FedEx and UPS are quoted on the same shipment, so you pay the lower postage.
FedEx $9.40 beats UPS $11.15
Scan every item. The label stays closed until the box is verified, then tracking goes back to Shopify.
Print only after the last scan
The point
One queue for every store. Merge, split, tag, save a view, and hand local pickup its own list.
Scan the box, verify each item, record the packing materials, then print. A missing scan stops the label.
Rules split and tag when the order lands. Hooks run when stock moves or a shipment changes status.
FedEx and UPS on the same shipment. Your policy picks the winner, and the queue can sort by it.
Price the cart, show a summary by group, and write each item’s method onto the order.
Lead time, cutoff, and capacity at checkout. Staff or the customer can move the date later.
Pick lists, packing slips, and item labels, printed to a Zebra at the station.
The delivery date and the method the customer chose travel with the order to the store that ships.
Postage, the box, and packing materials on every label, plus who packed it.
An assistant answers from the real engines: which rule fired, and why two shipments did not merge.
At the bench
Scan & Ship checks every item, records the box and packing materials, then shows FedEx and UPS together. The policy’s winner is ready to print. Tracking goes back to Shopify.
See Scan & ShipShipment #10482-1
Alex Chen · Austin
0 of 3 verified
Stoneware mug
SKU-1042
0 / 1
Gift box
SKU-2208
0 / 1
Note card
SKU-3180
0 / 1
Winner
FedEx
$9.40
UPS
$11.15
Print stays closed until the last item scans. FedEx wins. The box and packing materials are on the label cost.
Apps
Dates at checkout, capacity, exceptional days.
Checkout prices, a per-group summary, and combination rules.
The winning carrier by policy, savings tracked.
Late FedEx and UPS labels, money-back credits tracked.
Destination forecast on shipments and slips.
Offers on product, cart, checkout, and thank-you.
Opt-in add-ons in cart, checkout, and POS.
Custom line data and Set Price on Shopify POS, configured from the admin.
Quantities in sync by webhook and polling.
Connected
Ask why
The assistant reads the shipments, the merge rule, and the addresses, then tells you what stopped them and the step that clears it. The token stays inside your own permissions.
Ask from
Assistant
Your store
Why did #10491 not merge with #10482?
Checked the merge rule
Next: Correct the address on #10491. The tag comes off on the next sweep.
Connect Shopify. The queue fills with the shipments your rules build.