With your FedEx account you create shipments from Qapla', print labels in a few clicks and read the status of every shipment in the same language you use for the other couriers. Your customer receives updates with your store's brand, not FedEx's.
Animation: orders from Shopify, WooCommerce and Amazon arrive in Qapla' with FedEx already assigned; you select them, print the FedEx labels and each order gets its own tracking number.
What you need every day to ship with FedEx, without opening the courier's portal.
Animation: a FedEx shipment goes on hold because the recipient is absent; it appears among the exceptions, the customer receives an alert on WhatsApp and the shipment goes back out for delivery.
A missed delivery or a FedEx shipment on hold goes straight into the exceptions list. The customer receives an alert with your brand and a link to your tracking page, so they know what is happening without writing to customer care.
Customer care opens the case already knowing where the shipment is and why it stalled.
Tracking and exception managementShopify, WooCommerce, Magento or PrestaShop: the order arrives with the FedEx shipping method and the tracking number goes back to the order.
All platformsEmail, SMS and WhatsApp go out at every step of the FedEx shipment and send the customer to the tracking page on your site.
Yes. You connect your account and ship at the rates in your FedEx contract. Qapla' does not sell shipments.
You see them translated into the 9 standard statuses in Qapla', the same for all couriers, with the event detail when there is an exception.
Yes, with the Qapla' APIs: you send the shipment details and receive the label and tracking number.
From your store: email, SMS and WhatsApp with your logo and colours, with a link to your tracking page.
Yes. FedEx appears in the same shipment list as the other connected couriers, with the same printing and tracking rules.