UPS

UPS in brief

UPS is one of the largest logistics companies in the world and covers more than 220 countries and territories. Its network combines sorting centres, air freight and road transport, and handles high volumes daily.

Why webshops choose UPS

Scale and stability. If you are growing fast or peaking hard, network capacity is rarely your bottleneck.

Selling across borders. Alongside parcels, UPS handles international freight, customs clearance and supply chain solutions, so you can stay with one party as the shape of your volume changes.

Digital customs flows. Documentation can be handled digitally and automatically, which shortens lead times and avoids re-typing errors.

How UPS shipments run here

The order reaches our WMS through your sales channel. We pick with a barcode check per item, pack in the smallest suitable packaging and generate the UPS label while packing. The tracking link goes back to the channel automatically.

UPS is the newest carrier in our line-up. We added it because customers growing internationally wanted more shipping options alongside our existing carriers.

The process between order and handover is the same for every carrier and is described on Shipping.