Connect commercetools with Royal Mail to generate shipping labels, sync tracking, and automate fulfillment updates, reducing manual ops work and support tickets.
• commercetools orders and shipping addresses are mapped to Royal Mail shipment request fields, including service codes, package weights, and delivery instructions.
• Label creation requests are triggered from fulfillment events, and returned label PDFs and tracking numbers are stored against the related shipment in commercetools.
• Service selection can be driven by rule-based mappings that translate commercetools shipping methods into Royal Mail products, with fallbacks for unsupported combinations.
• Tracking status and delivery milestones are polled or received via carrier callbacks and written back to commercetools as shipment state transitions and custom fields.
• Error responses from Royal Mail APIs are normalized, logged with correlation IDs, and linked to the originating order or fulfillment for support triage.
• Reprints and voids are handled through idempotent shipment identifiers so duplicate labels and double charges are avoided when retries occur.
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We map commercetools orders to Royal Mail service rules, then push shipments into Click & Drop for label generation and manifesting. It keeps label creation inside a single, auditable fulfillment flow.
Yes – we ingest Royal Mail tracking updates and write them back to commercetools so status, tracking links, and delivery progress stay consistent across channels.
You’ll need validated address data, package weights and dimensions, selected service, and customs data for international shipments. We also support reference IDs for customer service and warehouse scans.
Yes – we can apply store-specific service mappings, cutoffs, and label formats, plus international services with CN22/CN23 data. This works well when multiple brands share one commercetools project.
If you need custom service logic, reliable tracking sync, or integration QA at scale, scandiweb can handle it end to end. We’ve delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003, including complex integration work.














