Order Fulfilment

When the customer is using the %OrderNumber% value on the packing slip and they merge orders, it will show the order numbers that were merged into the Parent order.

Currently, StarShipIt writes back the order status, tracking number, and carrier name to Shopify when a label is generated. However, the actual cost paid to the carrier for the shipment is not included in this writeback. We would like the option for StarShipIt to write the carrier shipping cost back to Shopify as an order note attribute or metafield at the time of dispatch. Use case: Shopify already records the shipping amount charged to the customer at checkout. If the actual carrier cost from StarShipIt were written back alongside this, we could run shipping margin reports directly within Shopify and compare what the customer paid vs what we paid the courier, per order. This would allow us to identify where we are subsidising shipping, which services or zones are most costly, and where our shipping pricing may need adjustment. At the moment, this data exists in StarShipIt's reporting and in Shopify separately, with no way to bring them together without a manual export and reconciliation process. This breaks the reporting workflow for any merchant trying to understand their true shipping margin. Ideal implementation: A toggle in Settings > Integrations > Shopify Settings to enable carrier cost writeback The carrier cost is written to a Shopify order note attribute or metafield (e.g. "Carrier Cost: $8.45") so it is accessible in Shopify reports and downstream integrations This would be valuable for any merchant who wants to understand their shipping profitability without having to leave Shopify or reconcile data from multiple platforms.

Currently, StarShipIt writes back the order status, tracking number, carrier name, and fulfilment location to Shopify when a label is generated, but the packaging type used for the order is not included in this writeback. We would like the option for StarShipIt to write the packaging name back to Shopify as an order note attribute (or similar field) at the time of dispatch. Use case: We need to track how many of each packaging type (boxes, satchels, mailers, etc.) we are consuming across our orders to manage consumables stock. While this data exists within StarShipIt's reporting, having it written back to Shopify would allow us to consolidate reporting and make it accessible alongside other order data without needing to export from multiple platforms. Ideal implementation: A toggle in Settings > Integrations > Shopify Settings to enable packaging writeback The packaging name written to a Shopify order note attribute (e.g. "Packaging: Large Box") or as an order tag

1) an option to have an attribute for products that are "ship ready" ie don't need packaging into an outer package. 2) an option where products without dimensions are assumed to be "loose" items (ie not in a box) and if combined with other items that do have the dimensions, use the packaging logic for the second box (documentation says that if ANY item has no dimensions than the default package will be used).

Add option to the "customise your own" packing slip to show the total item amount for each bundle.

I would like the ability to import a CSV file of my package sizes, rather than having to click 'add a new package' each time.

Add support for auto-printing in Mac, just like it's supported in the Windows Desktop app.

When importing orders from Cin7 Omni, mobile numbers for manual in-store orders are not being imported into Starshipit. The mobile number recorded in Cin7’s Contact Details section is not mapped to the Starshipit phone field. Web orders import mobile numbers correctly, and if a number is entered in Cin7’s dedicated “Phone” field, it also imports successfully. However, in-store orders rely on the mobile number in “Contact Details,” causing missing phone data when importing.

Add support for QR codes on packing slips.

Add the ability to adjust column sizes in the Pickup tab. Some couriers have long job numbers and UI 2.0 doesn't display the full job number.