Carriers and carrier services that are available in Shipping Central are the same that are available in your nShift Delivery account. After making changes to your nShift Delivery account the changes must be synced into Shipping Central.
Read more →In a scenario where orders to a customer are processed during a period of time before shipping, combining posted sales shipments into a Shipping Central shipment is a good solution.
Read more →When you have agreed with the receiver of a shipment, your B2B customer, that they are paying for freight and taxes, there are a few different ways to set it up, depending on carrier, agreements and routes.
Read more →Using the Freight Price module in Shipping Central you can get the price for a shipment from the carrier. To use this function Price Review must be added in the nShift Delivery portal. Here we show how to add it.
Read more →If you use a set of different boxes when packing and sending goods you can set these up as Predefined Boxes and add measurements to the box. When shipping just choose a predefined box and the measurements are taken from the setup of the predefined box, thus saving time when shipping.
Read more →This is the way to add or update your agreement number to a carrier setting.
Read more →To print from a web based system like Business Central a cloud print service is needed. This post shows how to set up PrintNode and printers in Shipping Central.
Read more →When connecting Business Central to nShift Delivery you need your nShift Delivery API key. This post describes how to create a key for Shipping Central.
Read more →The first thing to do when you start using Shipping Central is to install the app in your Business Central.
Read more →It is time to connect Business Central to nShift Delivery. With the Shipping Central setup wizard you can create a new nShift Delivery account, connect with an existing one or use a demo account for evaluation.
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