Connect Salesforce Commerce with DHL to show accurate delivery options at checkout, generate shipping labels, and sync tracking updates back to orders for fewer support tickets.
• Salesforce order, shipment, and address objects are mapped to DHL shipment request fields, including shipper, recipient, service, package count, weight, and dimensions.
• Shipment creation is triggered from Salesforce events or fulfillment status changes, and DHL responses return shipment IDs, label URLs (or base64), and tracking numbers to the related Salesforce records.
• Tracking events are ingested via DHL APIs or webhooks and written back to Salesforce as status timelines, with normalized carrier codes and timestamps.
• Data validation checks handle required fields, address formatting, and service availability, with failed transactions logged and linked to the originating Salesforce record.
• Idempotency keys and external references prevent duplicate label creation when retries occur or requests are resubmitted.
• Optional customs data mappings support cross-border shipping, including HS codes, item descriptions, declared values, and incoterms, when present in Salesforce.
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We map your cart and address data to DHL APIs so shoppers see DHL services, prices, and delivery times in real time. Rules can cover zones, weight, dimensions, and promotions.
Yes – order and package details can trigger DHL shipment creation, return a label, and save the shipment ID to the Salesforce order. This reduces retyping and mis-shipments in busy fulfillment teams.
We push DHL tracking numbers and status updates into Salesforce so support and customers see the same timeline. You can also trigger emails or Service Cloud cases based on exceptions.
Most teams store service level, carrier cost, label URL, tracking number, event history, and delivery timestamps. We keep it normalized so you can report by market, warehouse, and SLA.
Yes – we support location-based shipping rules, split shipments, and localized service availability per storefront or region. It scales cleanly as you add warehouses or expand to new markets.





