Connect Salesforce with Omniva to generate shipment labels, sync delivery statuses, and share tracking links automatically, so your team ships faster and answers customers with confidence.
• Salesforce order, shipment, and customer fields are mapped to Omniva shipment requests, including recipient identity, phone, email, address, and package parameters.
• Omniva parcel locker (pickup point) codes and names are stored on the Salesforce shipment and passed through as part of the carrier request when locker delivery is selected.
• Label generation is triggered from Salesforce shipment states; Omniva returns label URLs or binary payloads that are attached to shipment records for printing and reprints.
• Tracking numbers returned by Omniva are persisted on Salesforce shipments, and carrier event histories are synchronized to status fields and activity logs.
• Webhook or scheduled polling syncs pull Omniva tracking events and map them to Salesforce status transitions, including exceptions, returns, and delivered scans.
• Error responses from Omniva APIs are logged against the shipment record with request identifiers, keeping retries idempotent and preventing duplicate labels.
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It maps Salesforce order and address fields to Omniva shipments, then returns the label file and tracking number back to the order record. Labels can be triggered from a flow or a custom action to reduce manual steps.
Yes, Omniva tracking events can be pulled on a schedule or via webhooks and written into Salesforce as status fields and activity logs. This keeps customer service looking at one source inside Salesforce.
Yes, it can fetch Omniva pickup points and parcel locker lists and store the selected location on the Salesforce order. That selection is then sent to Omniva during label creation.
Most setups sync recipient details, package dimensions, service type, pickup point ID, tracking number, label URL, and shipment status. Returns can be handled by creating Omniva return labels and linking them to the original order or case.
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