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How to set up the eMAG integrated courier in easySales

How to set up the eMAG integrated courier in easySales

Set up the eMAG Romania, Hungary or Bulgaria courier in easySales: what to connect first, every field on the form, multiple pick-up points, and how AWBs are generated.

What the eMAG courier is

The eMAG courier lets you generate AWBs for your eMAG orders using the carrier already contracted on your eMAG seller account. You do not sign a separate courier contract and you do not hold separate credentials — easySales asks eMAG to issue the AWB, and eMAG's own carrier collects the parcel.

Before you connect

The eMAG marketplace connected, for the same country

The courier reuses that connection's credentials. Without it the Connect button on the courier tile stays disabled.

A courier account on eMAG

Set it up in your eMAG seller account first. Only accounts that are active and handle orders appear in easySales — an eMAG account limited to returns will not show up.

Your pick-up address

Sender name, phone, street and the locality the carrier collects from. All are required and all are printed on the label.

One connection per pick-up point

If you dispatch from more than one warehouse, plan on one connection for each, named after the place.

Step 1 — Connect the eMAG marketplace first

Go to Configuration → Integrations → Couriers and search for emag. You will find three tiles, told apart by the country flag in the corner.

The Couriers screen in easySales filtered to eMAG, showing the eMAG Romania tile under Connected and the eMAG Hungary and eMAG Bulgaria tiles under Not connected with their Connect buttons greyed out.
Three separate couriers, told apart only by the flag. Hungary and Bulgaria are greyed out here because those eMAG marketplaces are not connected on this account.

Step 2 — Fill in the connection

Press Connect on the tile for your country. The form opens in the right-hand column.

The eMAG courier connection form showing Connection Name, Marketplace Account, Courier Account set to Sameday, Locality, AWB Format, Legal Entity and the sender name, contact, phone and street fields.
The identity and sender block. Courier Account lists the carriers contracted on your eMAG account — here, Sameday.
Field What it does
Connection Name Required. Your own label for this pick-up point. It is the only thing shown when you choose between connections while generating an AWB, so make it specific.
Marketplace Account Which eMAG account this connection borrows credentials from. Optional, but see the warning below if you have more than one.
Courier Account Required. The carrier contracted on your eMAG account — most sellers see Sameday, eMAG Courier, Cargus, Fan Courier or DPD here. The list is read from eMAG each time the form opens, so it always reflects what eMAG currently offers you. Only accounts that are active and configured for orders appear.
Locality Required. The locality the carrier collects from. Type at least a few letters to search.
AWB Format Required. The page size of the generated label: A4, A5 or A6. Most sellers use A4 or A6 — pick A6 if you print to a label printer.
Legal Entity Required. Whether the sender is a company (Juridical) or a private individual (Physical). Almost every seller is Juridical.
Sender Name Required. The name printed on the label as the sender.
Sender Contact Filled in for you from the sender name and not editable. Greyed out is expected, not a fault.
Sender Phone Required. The number the carrier calls about the collection.
Sender Street Required. The street address the parcel is collected from.
The connection form, field by field

Step 3 — Choose the delivery options

Everything below the sender address describes the service eMAG's carrier should perform. All five dropdowns are required and all five default to No.

The delivery options on the eMAG courier form — Saturday delivery, Return documents, Sameday delivery, Open on receipt, Drop-off locker and the Insured delivery checkbox — followed by the Notes template box with its order and product placeholder buttons.
The delivery options, then the notes template. The buttons insert placeholders that are filled in when the label is printed.
Option What it does Default
Saturday delivery Asks the carrier to deliver on Saturdays. Availability and any surcharge are eMAG's, not ours. No
Return documents The carrier brings back a signed copy of the paperwork after delivery. No
Sameday delivery Requests same-day delivery where the carrier supports it. No
Open on receipt Lets the buyer open and check the parcel before paying or accepting it. No
Drop-off locker Says that you will drop the parcel into a locker rather than waiting for a collection. No courier comes to your address. No
Insured delivery A checkbox rather than a dropdown. Declares the shipment insured. Off
Delivery options

Step 4 — Printing and advanced options

Two collapsed sections sit at the bottom of the form. Neither is required, and the defaults are sensible — open them only if one of the settings below applies to you.

The expanded printing settings and advanced options of the eMAG courier form, showing Paper size, Scale type, Generate packages based on the number of packages of the product, Download only first parcel and Save AWB PDF locally when generated, with the Clone, Delete and Save buttons below.
Printing settings and advanced options, both collapsed by default. Clone copies this connection into a new one.
Setting What it does
Paper size and Scale type Apply only when you print through the easySales Printer desktop app, and override the printer's own defaults for this courier. Leave both on "Use printer default" if you print from the browser.
Generate packages based on the number of packages of the product Builds the AWB with as many parcels as the products in the order declare between them, instead of one.
Download only first parcel For a multi-parcel AWB, downloads just the first label. Available on eMAG Romania only.
Save AWB PDF locally when generated Keeps a copy of the label file in easySales when it is created.
Printing settings and advanced options

Shipping from more than one address

One connection describes one pick-up point. If you dispatch from several warehouses, add a connection for each: open the menu on the eMAG tile and choose Connect another courier account. The Clone button inside a saved connection does the same thing and copies the values you already filled in.

The three-dot menu open on the eMAG courier tile in easySales, showing Connect another courier account, Documentation and Register.
The ⋮ menu on the tile is where a second pick-up point is added.

Generating AWBs

Quick Create Create AWB
Where The Quick Create button on the orders list The AWBs section of the order's own page
What you choose Courier, connection and package type — nothing else Everything below, on top of the same three
Shipment Defaults Envelopes, parcels, total weight, cash-on-delivery value, insured value
Per parcel Length, height, width and weight for each parcel, plus pallet dimensions
Services As saved on the connection Saturday, sameday, open on receipt and return documents, per shipment
Addresses As on the order Customer and delivery details can be corrected before the label is issued
Notes Observations printed on the AWB
Two ways to create an eMAG AWB

If eMAG finds more than one locality matching the delivery address, it refuses the quick AWB and asks you to use the advanced window, where you can pick the exact locality yourself.

What this courier cannot do

Three limits come from eMAG's own API rather than from easySales, and they surprise sellers who have used other couriers here:

  • No price estimate. Other couriers show an estimated cost in the courier dropdown; eMAG offers no such call, so the figure stays empty.
  • AWBs cannot be cancelled from easySales. Cancel the shipment in your eMAG account instead.
  • AWBs cannot be generated in bulk for grouped orders. Each order gets its own AWB.

Frequently asked questions

Because the eMAG marketplace for that country is not connected yet. The courier authenticates with your eMAG marketplace credentials, so it cannot be set up on its own, and the disabled button does not explain itself. Connect eMAG under Integrations → Marketplaces for the same country, then return to Couriers.

On eMAG Hungary and eMAG Bulgaria, yes, from the start. On eMAG Romania easySales blocks it by default and returns "eMAG AWBs must be generated with eMAG courier". Turn on "Allow eMAG AWB generation with other couriers" in Configuration → Account → Settings → Orders to lift the restriction.

Which carrier your eMAG account has contracted — the company that will actually collect and deliver the parcel. Sameday, eMAG Courier, Cargus, Fan Courier and DPD are the usual entries. easySales reads the list from eMAG every time the form opens, and shows only accounts that are active and set up to handle orders, so an eMAG courier account restricted to returns never appears here.

The search covers every locality eMAG knows across all its markets and is capped at 50 results, with no country shown on each row. Type the full local name and check the region in brackets before selecting. This matters most on the Hungarian and Bulgarian forms, where Romanian localities can fill the list first.

Set Marketplace Account on every eMAG courier connection so each one is tied to the right account. The field is optional and the form will save without it, but easySales then defaults to your first eMAG account for that country — which will be the wrong one for orders belonging to the other account, and eMAG will reject the AWB.

Open the ⋮ menu on the eMAG courier tile and choose "Connect another courier account", then fill in the second address. You can also open an existing connection and press Clone, which copies its values into a new one. Give each a distinct Connection Name — that is the only label you see when choosing between them while generating an AWB.

eMAG's API does not offer a cost estimate, so easySales has nothing to display and the price stays blank. Other couriers do return an estimate, which is why the difference is noticeable. The shipping cost is settled between you and eMAG under your marketplace agreement.

No. eMAG does not accept AWB cancellations through its API, so the delete action is unavailable for this courier. Cancel the shipment from your eMAG seller account instead. For the same reason, eMAG AWBs cannot be generated in bulk for a group of orders — each order is issued its own.

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