When I assign a package using the rules, I'd still like the integration item weights to be the package weight and not the default weight of the package

I would like to be able to discount the shipping for a first time customer to help get them over the line with a purchase

When merging two orders, 1 order has 5 packages, the other 6 packages, In the completed merge I want the order to have 11 packages. Currently the packages of the child order are not taken into consideration when merging.

Customer would like to have the ability to create rules based on receiver's email address to assign carrier

Support creating a rule based on Condition: Item Quantity

Have a rule Action for "Set order Currency code"

Currently, the package weight is added to the order after I click Print Label. I would like to be able to see the total weight (including package weight), prior to printing as this sometimes changes the rates.

Currently Cheapest carrier rule only gets rates for carriers with both ATL and SIG flags disabled. However some carriers charge extra for Signature Required such as Aramex. The rule needs to take into account the default option set in the carrier settings (or a Signature Required rule in the account) for SIG so that it is assigning accurately the cheapest carrier.

Allow to create a rule based on integration to assign a carrier when there are more than one instance of Shopify account. For example, I have 2 different instances of Shopify on my account. Currently if I create a rule as shown in the screenshot it does not assign carrier but if I have only one instance of Shopify it will work fine.

Automation to run a calculation for order value divided by cheapest shipping option to show the ratio of shipping cost:order value. If shipping cost is greater than X% (e.g. 10%) of order value, then a notification can be sent to a team member to review the order and potentially apply a 'high-freight fee' to the order.