Every parcel, every courier, one screen

easySales generates the shipping label, keeps the delivery status current, and shows you where each parcel is without opening a single courier portal. When something stalls, you see it in the order list rather than hearing it from the customer.

One delivery status view across all your couriers
Labels generated and printed straight from the order
Handover manifests and warehouse scan-out built in

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HOW IT WORKS

Label, handover, track

The parcel lifecycle lives on the order, not in a courier portal.

Generate the AWB

Create the shipping label from the order — one at a time, in bulk for a whole batch, or automatically from a flow when the order qualifies.

Hand the parcels over

Print the labels, scan the parcels out of the warehouse, and produce the courier handover manifest so the driver signs for exactly what left the building.

Watch the status update

Delivery status is refreshed against the courier and shown on the order, so in-transit, delivered and refused parcels are all visible in one filterable list.

SHIPPING VISIBILITY

Shipping without portal-hopping

The same screen covers generating, printing, tracking and cancelling — for every courier you have connected.

One status language across couriers

Each courier reports progress in its own vocabulary. easySales maps them into one delivery status you can filter and report on, so "what is stuck" is a single question rather than one question per carrier.

Unified status Filterable Per-order history Multi-courier

Labels generated and printed in bulk

Generate labels for a whole picking batch in one action, group them into a single PDF, and send them straight to the printer next to the packing bench. Bulk generation and bulk printing are both first-class, because a hundred parcels is a normal morning.

Bulk AWB Single PDF Direct to printer Per-courier formats

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Handover manifests and scan-out

Produce the courier handover document for the parcels actually leaving today, and scan each parcel at the door so the manifest reflects reality. Every scan is attributed to the person who made it, which turns "we definitely shipped it" into something you can check.

Handover manifest Warehouse scan Per-employee attribution

Cancel a label without leaving the order

Plans change. Cancelling or deleting an AWB is done from the order, and where the courier supports it the cancellation is pushed to their side too — including from an automation flow when an order is cancelled upstream.

Cancel AWB Courier-side cancellation Flow action

Ship with the couriers you already use, across every country you sell in

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"We see stuck parcels first"

"No more portal tabs"

"Labels print themselves"

The rest of the shipping chain

Tracking is one part of getting a parcel out of the door and back if needed.

Automatic Shipping Labels

AWBs created by rule, per courier

WMS – Pick & Pack Assistant

Process groups, scan-driven picking and packing

Order Tracking Page

A branded, login-free page for your buyer

SMS Notifications

Tell customers when their parcel moves

Email Notifications

Order emails sent by rule

Return to Sender

Scan refused parcels back into stock

Automatic Printing

Invoices and labels straight to your printer

ERP & Fulfilment Sync

Route orders to your ERP or your 3PL

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. easySales ships with your own courier contracts, using the credentials you supply, so your negotiated rates and your account terms apply. Some couriers are unlocked by the marketplace they belong to and only become available once that channel is connected.

Status is refreshed against the courier on a recurring basis and written onto the order, so the list reflects the last update the courier published rather than a manual check. Couriers differ in how often and how granularly they report.

Yes — AWB generation is available as an automation-flow action, so a label can be created the moment an order reaches a status, passes a value threshold or is added to a picking batch. Bear in mind that generating an AWB finalizes the order and takes it out of the picking screen.

The delivery status reflects it, and the parcel can be scanned back in at the return-to-sender station when it physically arrives. That scan is a separate workflow from a customer-initiated return request.

Yes. easySales produces the handover document for the parcels going out, and the warehouse scan-out step means the manifest matches what actually left the building.

Yes, from the order itself. Where the courier supports cancellation through their API, the request is passed on to them as well, and the same action is available inside an automation flow.