Shipping Accounts - Fabric

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fabric leverages EasyPost to provide integrated shipping label generation for several carriers, such as UPS, FedEx, FedEx Smart Post (USPS), and DHL. There are two primary scenarios for shipping accounts:

Merchant-Paid Shipping: Merchants can connect their existing carrier shipping accounts to your account. This allows you to generate shipping labels for merchant orders.

Supplier-Paid Shipping: If you prefer to handle your own shipping costs, you can configure your carrier shipping accounts within fabric. This allows you to generate shipping labels for merchant orders seamlessly.

Merchants and suppliers can view tracking details only after shipping accounts for the specified carrier are successfully configured. Ensure that your accounts are set up correctly.

Adding a UPS Shipping Account

To add a UPS shipping account to fabric, provide specific information in a support ticket. The required details vary slightly depending on how recently the UPS account was opened.

Accounts less than 30 days old

If your UPS account is less than 30 days old, provide the following details in a support ticket to open a UPS shipping account:

Accounts more than 30 days old

If your UPS account is more than 30 days old, in addition to all the information listed above, provide details from a recent UPS invoice:

Adding a FedEx Shipping Account

To add a FedEx shipping account to fabric, provide the following information in a support ticket:

Adding a FedEx (Smart Post) Shipping Account

To add a FedEx Smart Post shipping account to fabric, provide the following information in a support ticket:

Adding a DHL Shipping Account

To add a DHL shipping account to fabric, provide the following information in a support ticket: