Connect Magento (Adobe Commerce) with DB Schenker (now part of DSV) to automate label printing, tracking updates, shipment status, returns, and B2B/B2C delivery rules.
• Order, address, package, and service-level data is sent from Magento (Adobe Commerce) to Schenker/DB Schenker via API to create a shipment record and receive a carrier shipment ID.
• Shipping labels are generated by Schenker and stored back on the Magento shipment, including format and printer-ready payload handling where supported.
• Tracking numbers and tracking URLs are mapped to Magento shipments and exposed in order history and transactional messages through Magento’s native shipment entities.
• Shipment status events are polled or received via callbacks, mapped to Magento shipment states, and written to an audit trail for customer service lookup.
• B2B/B2C delivery rules map Magento attributes (customer group, Incoterms-like flags, depot, and service codes) to Schenker product/service selections and cutoff logic.
• Return shipments are created from Magento return flows, with return label generation and linkage to the original order and shipment reference.
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We map Magento orders to DB Schenker shipment requests via API, then write back label PDFs, tracking numbers, and service codes to the order. Tracking events can sync on a schedule or via webhooks, depending on your Schenker setup.
The integration can support multiple Schenker services, incoterms-driven routing, customer-specific carrier rules, and address validation logic. We implement rule selection at checkout and in fulfillment so B2B and B2C flows stay consistent.
Yes, we can push shipment milestones and POD references into Magento order status history and expose them via API for your CRM or helpdesk. This reduces “where is my order” tickets and manual carrier portal checks.
We can generate return labels, store RMA-to-shipment links, and trigger pickup booking where Schenker supports it. Return status updates can sync back to Magento so customers and agents see the same state.
Typical inputs include ship-from, ship-to, parcel dimensions, weight, item-level values, and optional HS codes for cross-border shipments. We also handle document generation fields when your flow requires commercial invoices or customs data.