Connect Salesforce with DPD to create shipping labels, sync tracking numbers, and push delivery status updates back to orders, keeping support and customers in the loop.
• Salesforce order and customer data is mapped to DPD shipment fields, including consignee details, service codes, parcel counts, and reference IDs.
• Shipment creation requests are routed from Salesforce to DPD APIs, returning label artifacts and DPD tracking numbers that are stored against the relevant Salesforce records.
• Tracking events are pulled or received via webhooks (implementation-dependent) and translated into normalized Salesforce shipment statuses and timestamps.
• Address and contact values are validated and formatted before submission, with rejected shipments logged back to Salesforce for correction and retry.
• Delta updates sync only changed shipment records, reducing duplicate label creation and preventing tracking mismatches.
• Error responses, retries, and correlation IDs are recorded to support audit trails and carrier dispute workflows in Salesforce.
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We map Salesforce order and address fields to DPD shipment requests via API, validate data, and generate labels automatically. Label PDFs and shipment IDs are saved back to the right Salesforce records.
Yes, tracking numbers are written to Salesforce as soon as the label is created, and DPD status events are pulled or pushed back on a schedule or via webhooks. This keeps Order, Shipment, and Case views current without manual updates.
Most setups cover home delivery, pickup points, service levels, and delivery instructions, depending on your DPD contract and API scope. We model these options in Salesforce so agents see the exact promise made at checkout or by sales.
Yes, we can route shipments by country, warehouse, or business unit, and apply market-specific label rules, customs data, and notifications. It works for single orgs with multiple Salesforce record types or complex multi-entity setups.
We log DPD API errors and exception scans back to Salesforce, then trigger tasks or case updates for follow-up. This makes failed labels, returns, and “out for delivery” issues visible before customers start asking.





