UPS integration with NOXTI
A global parcel carrier providing domestic and international delivery.
What does this provider do?
UPS transports parcels for businesses and individual customers. Its services offer different delivery speeds and support international trade. UPS Access Point locations complement delivery directly to an address.
Official provider websiteWhat does the NOXTI integration do?
Domestic and international shipments, labels and delivery statuses.
Supported features
How shipping with UPS works in NOXTI
- An order from any sales channel gets the UPS delivery method, assigned by hand or by an automation rule.
- At packing, NOXTI creates the UPS shipment and prints the label on the station printer through NOXTI Printer.
- The tracking number is saved on the order and goes back to the sales channel the order came from.
- You see UPS delivery statuses in NOXTI without logging in to the carrier's panel.
UPS integration: frequently asked questions
How much does the UPS integration with NOXTI cost?
Use of the UPS integration is included in NOXTI: a per-order rate from PLN 0.45 to PLN 0.30 and a PLN 199 net monthly maintenance fee. Setup, migration into NOXTI, training and custom work are priced separately. Provider fees follow your agreement with that provider.
How do I set up the UPS integration?
Requirements: An active account with the service and an API key with the required permissions. We connect the account, set up mappings and statuses, test on sample orders and go live. We agree the scope and schedule with your team.
Do UPS labels print at packing?
Yes. The UPS label is created at packing or from the order card and is saved as a file on the order. You print it on the station printer through the NOXTI Printer service.
From which sales channels can I ship with UPS?
From any channel connected to NOXTI: a marketplace, an online store or an order added by hand. You assign the UPS delivery method by hand or with an automation rule.
What happens when UPS does not respond or limits requests?
NOXTI accounts for UPS limits and retries calls according to the integration rules. Order identification helps reduce duplicates. Recovery of pending data depends on its availability, account permissions and the provider's API capabilities.