The Logistics section covers all aspects of managing product shipping and delivery. This includes configuring shipping methods, defining shipping zones, setting rates, and integrating with carriers. Efficient logistics management ensures timely delivery of products, clear shipping options for customers, and smooth coordination with shipping providers.
Customers are not charged for delivery costs. It is offered as a promotion to encourage larger purchases, when an order meets a minimum value threshold. Free shipping can improve customer satisfaction and increase sales by reducing the overall cost of the purchase.
Offline Shipping Strategy refers to a shipping method where the details of shipping, including the method and cost, are managed outside of the e-commerce application. This means that shipping arrangements and pricing are handled manually or through separate systems, rather than being automatically calculated and processed within the online store. Customers may receive shipping instructions or costs separately, and the shipping process is coordinated outside the platform, often requiring additional communication or manual input.
Rule-Based Shipping Strategy is a shipping approach where delivery options, costs, and conditions are determined by predefined rules set by the business.
The creation of the rules is detailed in the Rules based Shipping Strategy Section
Flat Rate Shipping is a shipping method where a fixed shipping cost is applied regardless of the size, weight, or destination of the order. Flat rate shipping can be used to offer a standard rate for all orders or specific rates for different regions or order sizes.
This section covers the diverse shipping strategies employed by major logistics companies such as USPS, Andreani, and OCA. Each company offers unique solutions tailored to different shipping needs, including domestic and international delivery, express and standard shipping, and various pricing models.
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A Carrier is a shipping service provider responsible for the transportation and delivery of products from the store to the customer. Carriers can include national postal services, private couriers, or logistics companies, such as UPS, FedEx, DHL, and others. Carriers are integrated into the logistics system to offer various shipping options.
Only alphanumeric characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9), hyphens (-), and underscores (_) are allowed for the Code.
The Code should be readable and representative of the content. Irrelevant or redundant words should be avoided.
There cannot be two Carriers with the same code.
Shipping Methods refer to the different options available for delivering products to customers, as offered by various carriers. Shipping methods can vary based on factors such as the destination, weight of the package, and the customer’s delivery preferences.
Shipping Zones are geographic areas that define where specific shipping methods and rates apply. Shipping zones are used to tailor shipping costs and delivery options based on the customer's location, such as by country, region/state or postal code. By setting up shipping zones, businesses can apply different shipping fees and services depending on where an order is being delivered, ensuring accurate and fair pricing.
Shipping Rules are predefined conditions that determine how shipping methods, rates, and options are applied during checkout. Shipping rules allow businesses to control shipping costs, offer free shipping above certain thresholds, or restrict specific shipping methods to certain regions. By configuring shipping rules, e-commerce stores can provide tailored shipping options that align with operational costs and customer expectations, ensuring an efficient and cost-effective delivery process.