Inbound commodity code on DHL Express shipments from Portugal
Bookings from Portugal to countries outside the EU are no longer rejected for a missing inbound commodity code, and you don't have to enter an extra code.
Shipmondo has launched the ability to sync returns with Shopify, so returns and stock update automatically.
Shipmondo has now launched the ability to sync returns with Shopify.
When a return is created in Shipmondo, an ongoing return is automatically created in Shopify. You choose whether stock should be adjusted, and which stock location, if you have more than one. When the return is approved in Shipmondo, it’s also marked as closed in Shopify.
Using one of the three standard return reasons, “Buyer’s remorse”, “Item not as expected”, and “Complaint”, transfers it to the matching reason in Shopify. Other return reasons are set to “Unknown” in Shopify.
Note! Shipmondo is the source of truth for the return. Changes made directly in Shopify can cause sync errors, but don’t affect the rest of the return handling.
This feature requires Shipmondo Pro. See the full list of features. If you’re using the feature for the first time, you’ll need to give the Shipmondo app access to read and create returns in your Shopify account. If you try to turn on the feature without this, an error message appears, which is resolved by opening the Shipmondo app in Shopify and approving the access.
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Bookings from Portugal to countries outside the EU are no longer rejected for a missing inbound commodity code, and you don't have to enter an extra code.
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