Connect Shopify with Posti to show correct delivery options and rates at checkout, automate label printing and tracking updates, and reduce fulfillment errors across orders.
• Shopify orders are pulled via Admin API and filtered by fulfillment status, shipping method, and destination rules before being routed to Posti.
• Customer, address, and phone fields are mapped to Posti consignee schema, with validation for required fields, country formats, and character limits.
• Shopify shipping rates or shipping lines are mapped to Posti services (for example, pickup point, home delivery, or business delivery) using a configurable service map.
• Shipment creation requests are sent to Posti API; returned shipment IDs, tracking numbers, and label URLs are stored against the Shopify fulfillment or order record.
• Tracking events are fetched or received from Posti and normalized into Shopify-friendly statuses, keeping customer notifications aligned with carrier scans.
• Error responses and rejected shipments are logged with order references, with idempotency controls preventing duplicate labels on retries.
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We map Shopify order data to Posti shipment fields, then trigger label creation as part of your pick-and-pack flow. Labels and tracking can be pushed back into Shopify so customers and support see the same status.
Yes, we configure Posti services, package rules, and zones so Shopify displays the right options and prices. If your setup needs live rating, we implement it through a carrier-rated method or an app-backed rate request.
Typically it includes recipient details, phone and email, selected Posti service, parcel weight and dimensions, and pickup point data when used. We also handle edge cases like split shipments, notes, and customs fields when required.
Yes, we can route orders to different Posti sender accounts or warehouse profiles based on location, SKU rules, or inventory logic. This helps keep services, cutoff times, and returns flows consistent across markets.
Tracking numbers can be written to Shopify at label creation, then status updates can sync via webhook or scheduled polling. That enables Shopify emails, post-purchase pages, and support tools to show up-to-date delivery progress.









