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Shipping Payments in Shopify – Shopify Ship, Rate, and Track for FedEx FAQs

    Learn how FedEx shipping payments are processed in Shopify

Questions in this section:

After a customer purchases and pays for shipping on my Shopify store, how and when am I charged for generating the shipping label via PluginHive?

Once you generate a shipping label using the PluginHive app, you are only charged after the label is scanned by the FedEx courier team during pickup or drop-off. The cost is charged to the FedEx account you linked within the app, and the billing follows your FedEx account’s payment setup (e.g., credit card or invoicing). You can view all shipping invoices directly in your FedEx account under the 'Billing & Invoicing' section on fedex.com. This means you will not be billed instantly at label creation but after FedEx processes the shipment scan, ensuring accurate charges.

After fulfilling an order and generating labels, anything else I should watch out for to ensure smooth processing?

Apart from ensuring the order is in “Unfulfilled” status before generating labels, the process you described is correct. Once labels (both forward and return) are printed and the order is marked as “Fulfilled” automatically by PluginHive, you should: – Capture payment as the final step. – Confirm the customer received email notifications with tracking details. – Monitor your shipping and return workflows for any anomalies due to rental scheduling apps. If any issues arise with order statuses or label generation, keep communication open with both PluginHive and your rental scheduling app’s support teams.

After making a payment for a past due amount, why does my FedEx account still show as inactive, and how can I confirm or resolve this status?

The "inactive" status of your FedEx account is managed directly by FedEx and may not immediately update after payment. To confirm or reactivate your account, you must: 1. Contact your FedEx Account Representative to verify your account status and confirm the payment was applied correctly. 2. Alternatively, call FedEx Support at 877-339-2774 to inquire about your account activity and resolve any outstanding issues. PluginHive does not have access to FedEx account statuses and cannot verify or change the activation status on your behalf. Only FedEx can confirm if your account is active and enable shipment processing once reactivated.

Are the processing fees, extra duties, disbursement fees, and VAT rates on FedEx invoices calculated automatically by the PluginHive app?

The shipping rates displayed by the PluginHive app match the rates you would see on fedex.com when recreating the exact shipment using your FedEx account details. To verify, compare the Ship From and Ship To addresses, package weight, and dimensions from the invoice with those entered on fedex.com. If there are discrepancies or additional charges such as processing fees, extra duties, disbursement fees, or differing VAT rates appearing on your FedEx invoice, these may not be calculated automatically by the app. In such cases, it is recommended to contact your FedEx Account Representative directly for clarification on those extra charges, as they are beyond the scope of the PluginHive app’s rate display.

Can adjustments be made for previous shipments where return labels were charged without the FedEx One Rate discount through the app?

The PluginHive team has not confirmed any direct method for retroactive billing adjustments or refunds for past return label charges made through the app without One Rate pricing. It is recommended to contact FedEx customer support directly to inquire about any potential billing disputes or adjustments for prior shipments. For future shipments, generating return labels through FedEx.com will ensure correct One Rate application.

Can I adjust the shipping cost charged to customers in PluginHive so the customer pays more than the actual label cost (e.g., label cost $7.40 but charge customer $10)?

Yes, you can adjust the shipping cost to customers within the app. Generally, PluginHive offers a feature to apply shipping cost adjustments or markups: 1. Access your shipping/carrier settings inside PluginHive. 2. Look for options labeled as “shipping cost adjustment,” “handling fee,” or “shipping markup.” 3. Enter the additional amount or percentage you want to add on top of the carrier’s rate (e.g., $2.60 markup for a $7.40 label to charge $10). 4. Save the changes and test by placing an order to confirm the customer sees the adjusted shipping rate at checkout. If you don’t see this feature directly in your account, contact PluginHive support for guidance or possible workarounds to apply such adjustments.

Can I change my PH Ship Rate and Track subscription for FedEx from monthly billing to yearly billing to enable calculated shipping rates at checkout?

The PH Ship Rate and Track app subscription payments are managed entirely by the Shopify platform. Currently, the subscription plan is set to monthly billing and cannot be changed to a yearly billing cycle. Therefore, you must continue using the monthly plan for the app to generate shipping rates at checkout with calculated rates enabled.

Can I connect multiple Shopify stores to the same FedEx account using the PluginHive app for shipping automation?

Yes, you can connect multiple Shopify stores to the same FedEx account through the PluginHive app. You need to install the app individually on each Shopify store and link the same FedEx account credentials in each installation to automate shipping. However, please note that each store requires a separate app subscription since billing is processed per store.

Can I ignore errors saying all items need to be in stock at a single warehouse when generating labels?

Yes, these errors or warnings can be ignored if your inventory accurately reflects item availability. They are warnings indicating that the entire order must be fulfilled from one location, but do not indicate actual stock shortage or prevent label generation.

Can I provide an Emergency Contact different from the Shopify store contact for hazardous shipments?

At present, the PluginHive app does not support specifying a separate Emergency Contact different from the Shopify store’s contact details for hazardous shipments. This means the same contact information used in the store will be applied on shipping documents. The team has noted this requirement but is not able to implement this feature until they support the FedEx REST API in a future release.

Can I set up my Brazilian FedEx account in the PluginHive app to dispatch products from Brazil to the US and Europe?

Yes, the PluginHive PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app supports integration with all active FedEx production accounts, including Brazilian FedEx accounts. To set it up: 1. Subscribe to the app to activate it. 2. Add your Brazilian FedEx account by entering your 9-digit FedEx Account Number along with your Billing Address. 3. The app uses Shopify’s assigned Fulfillment Locations linked to your orders to process shipments. 4. Once you complete these steps, you can dispatch products from Brazil to the US, Europe, or other supported destinations. If you need further assistance, you can schedule a Zoom call with support to help with the setup process.

Can I use a Canadian billing address to set up my account with PluginHive services?

Yes, you can use a Canadian billing address for your account setup. If you encounter issues such as the system indicating the billing address is invalid, ensure all address fields are entered correctly and match your official billing details. If problems persist, you can reach out to PluginHive support for assistance or schedule a Zoom call to resolve the issue and complete the setup.

Can I use a custom box size when generating a return label, and how does the billing for return labels work?

Yes, you can use a custom box size when generating a return label through the app. The return label and shipping costs are charged to your FedEx account only after the label is scanned by the carrier. If the label is never scanned, you will not incur any charges. Therefore, choosing a custom box size will not cause any issues as long as the label is properly scanned upon shipment.

Can I use an existing FedEx account with the app, or do I need to create a new one?

You can link an existing FedEx account to the app; there is no need to create a new one. To add the existing account, you will need the FedEx Account Number and the FedEx Registered Billing Address associated with that account. These details can be obtained from the FedEx account dashboard at fedex.com. Once you have this information, enter it into the app’s setup form to link the account for use.

Can I use my existing FedEx contract with the PluginHive FedEx app, and how do I connect it?

Yes, you can use your existing FedEx contract with the PluginHive FedEx app. After installing the app, you need to connect your FedEx account by entering your FedEx account number and billing address within the app settings. This will enable you to generate FedEx shipping rates, create labels, and track shipments using your contract details.

Can I use my own FedEx account number with the PluginHive FedEx app?

Yes, you can use your own FedEx account number by adding it along with your billing details within the app. This allows your shipments to be billed directly to your FedEx account.

Can PluginHive directly cancel or remove unpaid bills generated by Shopify for app subscriptions?

No, PluginHive cannot directly cancel or remove bills generated by Shopify for app subscriptions. Billing and invoicing are managed by Shopify, and they issue charges based on app installation and usage. If you have an unpaid bill for a PluginHive app, you should pay the invoice first and then contact PluginHive support to explore the possibility of a refund if you did not use the app during the billing period.

Can PluginHive prevent sending blank or empty tracking information to Shopify to avoid overwriting correct tracking details?

PluginHive itself sends tracking data only when a label is purchased through its app and does not intentionally send blank tracking information to Shopify. However, if your fulfillment process involves multiple apps, a third-party solution may send blank or incomplete tracking data to Shopify first. PluginHive does not have a setting to block or prevent another app’s tracking updates from overwriting Shopify order tracking fields. The recommendation is to: – Work with the third-party fulfillment app provider to disable or configure tracking updates that send blank information. – Use PluginHive as the primary source for label creation and tracking updates to Shopify. – Ensure that the workflow prevents multiple apps from pushing conflicting tracking data simultaneously. – If necessary, establish a manual verification or update process to correct tracking info after fulfillment.

Can PluginHive refund shipping charges if FedEx charged the wrong amount due to incorrect app configuration?

PluginHive only charges for the plugin subscription and does not control FedEx shipping rates or label charges. Shipping costs are calculated solely by FedEx based on order details such as origin, destination, and package information. For any refund or charge disputes related to FedEx shipping fees, you need to contact the FedEx team directly to inquire about possible reimbursements or adjustments.

Can PluginHive set up my FedEx account integration on their backend using my FedEx credentials?

No, PluginHive does not have backend access to manually set up FedEx account integrations using your credentials. The FedEx account integration must be configured by entering the accurate account number and billing address within the app by the user. However, PluginHive support can assist through coordinated calls with you and your FedEx representative to troubleshoot and guide the setup process.

Can shipments be split by warehouse depending on the order in the PluginHive app?

No, the current PluginHive Ship Rate and Track app does not support multi-location fulfillment on a per-order basis. It supports only single-warehouse shipping, so splitting shipments by warehouse per order is not possible. Orders fulfilled from multiple warehouses may result in label generation failure.

Can Shopify be configured to pay FedEx shipping fees directly to avoid manual payments each time?

Shipping label payments are processed through FedEx directly. To manage payments seamlessly, you can update your payment details within your FedEx account settings. While Shopify facilitates label creation, the payment collection and billing are handled by FedEx. Therefore, to enable direct payments and avoid manual billing, you should contact FedEx support to set or modify your payment methods associated with their service. If you encounter issues or need assistance managing this process, consulting FedEx and your Shopify account settings is recommended.

Can the PH Ship, Rate & Track for FedEx app be used as a replacement for both ShipEasy and ShipStation for managing shipping on Shopify Retail and Wholesale stores?

Yes, the PH Ship, Rate & Track for FedEx app is designed to handle complex shipping needs, label printing, and live tracking for both retail and wholesale Shopify stores. It can fully replace ShipEasy and ShipStation in managing FedEx shipping, consolidating your shipping workflows into a single app.

Can the PluginHive Shopify FedEx plugin bill a third-party FedEx account for duty, tax, and fees while using the customer's own FedEx account for transportation charges?

Yes, the PluginHive Ship Rate and Track app for Shopify supports billing a third-party FedEx account specifically for duties, taxes, and fees, while using the sender's FedEx account for shipping charges. This is configured at the account level within the app and will apply to all orders processed through it. To set this up, you need to add the third-party FedEx account for duty payment in the app’s settings. The transportation charges will continue to be billed to the sender’s account as usual. This enables separation of payment responsibilities between shipping and customs fees seamlessly within one shipping workflow.

Can you explain the process of confirming correct FedEx shipping rates during label generation in Shopify?

Confirming correct FedEx shipping rates during label generation in Shopify involves these steps: 1. Ensure your FedEx account is properly linked to your Shopify store as the carrier account. 2. When creating a label for an order, Shopify will retrieve shipping rates from FedEx based on your account’s negotiated rates, package dimensions, and destination address. 3. Review the displayed shipping rate before purchasing the label to verify it matches the expected FedEx rate for your shipment. 4. Print or save the label once the rate is verified to ensure your customer is charged correctly. 5. If discrepancies occur, recheck the account connection settings or contact support for assistance with rate synchronization.

Could the "unable to check out with ShopPay" error be caused by settings in PluginHive Ship Rate & Track, and how can I verify this issue for a customer who has successfully purchased multiple times before?

To determine if the "unable to check out with ShopPay" error is related to PluginHive Ship Rate & Track settings, follow these steps: 1. Attempt to create a sample order yourself using ShopPay with a similar shipping address to replicate the issue. Confirm if shipping rates are being fetched at checkout. If shipping rates appear normally, it indicates that PluginHive Ship Rate & Track settings are likely configured correctly. 2. Cross-check the customer’s shipping address details carefully to ensure there are no discrepancies or errors that could cause checkout failure. 3. Request a complete screenshot from the customer of the checkout page showing the error message, shipping address, and the products in the cart to verify all data points and troubleshoot further. 4. If shipping rates load successfully in a recreated Shopify invoice with the same address, the issue may lie outside PluginHive settings, such as ShopPay or Shopify internal handling.

Do I have to pay for shipping if my customer has already paid for it, and why would FedEx charge me instead of the customer?

Whether you personally pay FedEx for shipping depends on how the shipment charge payer is configured when generating the label: 1. If the shipment charge payer is set to **"Sender"**, FedEx bills you directly for the shipping cost regardless of whether the customer paid you at checkout. You then reconcile shipping charges with your customer separately. This means FedEx charges you, and you are responsible for paying them via invoice or manual payment. 2. If the shipment charge payer is set to **"Collect"**, FedEx attempts to collect shipping fees directly from the recipient (your customer) upon delivery. In this case, you should not be billed by FedEx for shipping costs. The key point is that shipping cost payment responsibility is established at the time you generate each shipping label. Changing this setting after labels are created does not affect those existing labels, so you may still receive charges for labels created with "Sender" payment type even if your customers paid for shipping at checkout. To avoid FedEx charging you for shipping costs your customers have paid: – Ensure that the shipment charge payer is set to **"Collect"** before generating new shipping labels. – Generate new shipping labels after updating this setting. – Confirm that your checkout process aligns correctly with your label configuration so the customer is charged upfront or FedEx collects on delivery.

Do I need to change any settings in PluginHive Ship to indicate on packages that taxes were paid for shipments to the USA, EU, and UK, ensuring faster processing in the FedEx system?

No major changes are typically required because FedEx automatically includes mandatory taxes and duties in the shipping rates they provide. However, you can configure the 'Duties Payment Type' within the PluginHive Ship app settings according to your preferences. This setting controls how duties are paid during shipment processing. Note that the app does not calculate or display duties and taxes separately on the checkout page; it reflects the same rates you see on your FedEx portal when creating shipments with matching details. Product-related taxes, such as VAT or sales tax on items, are not handled by the app and should be managed through Shopify directly. To summarize: 1. Confirm that the 'Duties Payment Type' is set appropriately in the app settings. 2. Understand that FedEx automatically includes mandatory duties and taxes in shipping rates. 3. Manage product-related taxes separately via your Shopify store settings. This configuration helps ensure that your packages indicate taxes and duties paid as processed by FedEx, facilitating smoother shipment clearance.

Do I need to collect duties and shipping fees from customers myself, or can FedEx collect them upon delivery?

It depends on your settings and how you charge customers: – If you charge customers upfront for shipping fees at checkout, set the **Shipping Charges Payment Type** to **Sender**. You will pay FedEx shipping charges on their behalf, and customers do not pay FedEx directly at delivery. – If you want customers to pay the shipping charges directly to FedEx at delivery, set the **Shipping Charges Payment Type** to **Collect**. In this case, FedEx collects both shipping charges and duties from customers upon delivery. You must inform customers beforehand if this method is used to avoid confusion at delivery. This flexibility allows you to decide who handles payment of shipping fees and duties.

Do you support the critical FedEx upgrades and keep your app updated accordingly?

Yes, whenever FedEx releases critical upgrades, the app is updated to accommodate those changes to ensure continued compatibility and functionality.

Does the FedEx procedure about shipping label billing match PluginHive’s process?

Yes, according to FedEx procedures and PluginHive’s process, shipping charges for labels are applied only after the waybill is scanned by the courier. If your FedEx account is set to a cashless payment method, shipments are settled via invoices generated in your FedEx account. This confirms that billing happens post-pickup at the FedEx account level rather than at the time of label creation in the app.

Does the PluginHive app automatically fulfill Shopify orders and update tracking numbers for orders with only Shopify active products?

Yes, the app automatically fulfills Shopify orders and loads tracking numbers into Shopify when the order contains only active Shopify products with valid product IDs. This automation does not apply to orders that include any custom products; those require manual fulfillment.

Does the PluginHive app automatically send out email notifications when an order is out for delivery or has been delivered if labels are auto-generated? Or do I need to manually add each tracking number for those emails to go out?

The PluginHive app automatically fulfills the order and triggers Shopify to send a single order confirmation email with tracking details once a label is generated. It does not send any additional live tracking status emails, such as "out for delivery" or "delivered." Therefore, no emails beyond the initial confirmation email will be sent automatically by the app regardless of auto-generating labels. To provide status update emails, you would need to set up custom notifications via Shopify’s system or third-party notification services. Manual addition of tracking numbers is not required for the initial confirmation email, but additional delivery status emails are not sent by PluginHive.

Does the PluginHive app display duty fees for international customers during checkout, and how can I enable this feature?

Yes, the PluginHive app calculates and can display duty fees to customers importing goods. To enable duty fees visibility at checkout: 1. In the app settings, set the **duties payment type** to **Sender**. This means duties are prepaid by the sender and displayed accordingly. 2. Set the **rates type** to **With Tax** to include duties and taxes in the shipping cost calculations. 3. Once these settings are applied, customers will see the duties fees during checkout, providing transparency for import charges.

How can customers manually select a different FedEx shipping service during label generation, despite default automatic selections?

Although the app automatically selects the cheapest or default FedEx service based on packaging and order details, customers can override this during label generation by: 1. Accessing the label generation interface within the app. 2. Manually selecting the desired FedEx service (e.g., Standard Overnight) from the available options before completing label creation. This manual selection allows for flexibility when faster or alternative shipping services are needed outside default automated choices.

How can I add my FedEx account to the PluginHive app, and what should I have ready for the setup process?

To add your FedEx account to the PluginHive app, follow these steps: 1. Ensure you have access to your FedEx account credentials or a recent FedEx invoice, as these are necessary to verify your account details. 2. Log in to your FedEx account on fedex.com to cross-check information if needed during the setup. 3. Open the PluginHive app in your Shopify store and navigate to the FedEx account integration section. 4. Enter the required FedEx account details as prompted by the app. 5. If you encounter errors during account addition, you may schedule a support call with PluginHive via their appointment booking link for live assistance. During the support call, have your FedEx account details and invoice handy for reference. This preparation ensures smoother validation and integration of your FedEx account within the PluginHive app.

How can I add product subtotal, shipping cost, taxes, and final total price to a custom packing slip label in HTML, and what variables should I use to reference these numbers?

Packing slips are primarily intended to list the products in an order for packaging purposes and typically do not include financial details like shipping costs, taxes, or totals. These amounts are dynamic for each order and are generally displayed on invoices rather than packing slips. Because of this, shipping costs and tax details cannot be added to the packing slip through the usual template variables. If you want to customize the packing slip further, such as adding the product subtotal, you would need to access and edit the packing slip template code. However, since adding shipping, taxes, and final totals goes beyond the standard scope, it is recommended to consult with a Shopify developer who can help implement these changes safely and correctly. Meanwhile, it is advisable to use the default packing slip template if it meets your primary packaging needs.

How can I avoid being charged further for PH Ship Rate & Track after requesting a refund?

After your refund has been processed, you must uninstall the PH Ship Rate & Track app from your store to avoid future charges. Once uninstalled, your subscription and billing associated with this app will stop. You can then proceed to test the PH Multi Carrier Shipping Label app or any other alternative without incurring charges from the refunded app.

How can I avoid further subscription charges from PluginHive apps after deciding not to use them anymore?

To prevent further subscription charges from PluginHive apps, you must uninstall the apps from your store. Uninstalling the app automatically cancels the subscription linked to that app, stopping any future billing cycles. This ensures you won’t incur charges if you are not actively using the apps. Always confirm uninstallation in your store’s app management section to avoid unexpected charges.

How can I cancel my active subscription with the PluginHive app if I subscribed by mistake?

To cancel your active subscription with the PluginHive app, simply uninstall the app from your store. Uninstalling the app automatically cancels any active subscriptions associated with it, ensuring that you will no longer be charged going forward. No separate cancellation process is required beyond uninstalling the app.

How can I cancel my free trial to ensure I am not charged after it expires?

To cancel your free trial and avoid any charges, simply uninstall the PluginHive app from your store. Once the app is uninstalled, your subscription will be automatically canceled, and no further charges will be applied. There is no need to take additional steps beyond uninstalling the app.

How can I cancel my PluginHive app subscription to avoid further billing?

To cancel your PluginHive app subscription and stop any future charges, you need to uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription is automatically canceled, and you will not be billed further. Here are the steps: 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel. 2. Navigate to the “Apps” section. 3. Locate the PluginHive app in the list of installed apps. 4. Click on the “Delete” or “Uninstall” button next to the PluginHive app. 5. Confirm the uninstallation. After completing these steps, your subscription will be canceled automatically, and no new bills will be generated. If you reinstall the app later, you can contact support for assistance.

How can I cancel my PluginHive app subscription to stop being charged before uninstalling the app?

You do not need to cancel your subscription separately to stop charges. Simply uninstalling the PluginHive app from your store will automatically cancel your app subscription, and you will not be billed further. There is no additional cancellation step required within the app or billing portal.

How can I cancel my PluginHive service subscription if I am no longer using it?

To cancel your PluginHive service subscription, simply uninstall the app from your platform. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription will automatically be canceled, and you will not be charged in the upcoming billing cycle. If you face any issues or have further questions, you can contact support for assistance.

How can I cancel my PluginHive subscription to avoid getting charged, and is there a way to do this directly via the Shopify app?

To cancel your PluginHive subscription and prevent further billing, you need to uninstall the PluginHive app from your Shopify store. There is no separate cancel subscription button within the app itself. Once you uninstall the app through your Shopify admin panel, your subscription will automatically be canceled, and you will not be charged further. If you are pausing usage temporarily, uninstalling the app is the immediate way to stop billing until you decide to reinstall and resume testing.

How can I cancel my PluginHive subscription to stop receiving invoices?

To cancel your PluginHive subscription, you need to uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription will be terminated and you will no longer be billed or receive invoices. Here are the steps to do this: 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel. 2. Navigate to the “Apps” section from the sidebar. 3. Find the PluginHive app in the list of installed apps. 4. Click on the trash bin icon or “Delete” button next to the PluginHive app. 5. Confirm the uninstallation when prompted. After uninstalling the app, your subscription will be canceled automatically, so Shopify will stop charging you for the app.

How can I cancel my PluginHive subscription?

To cancel your PluginHive subscription, simply uninstall the app from your store. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription will automatically be canceled, and you will not be charged in the upcoming billing cycle. No additional steps are required to complete the cancellation.

How can I cancel my subscription and stop further billing for the FedEx app on my Shopify store?

To cancel your subscription and stop billing for the FedEx app, simply uninstall the FedEx app from your Shopify store. Once the app is uninstalled, billing will automatically stop, and you will not be charged any further. There is no need to take any additional steps beyond uninstalling the app.

How can I cancel my subscription for the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app on my Shopify store?

To cancel your subscription for the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app, simply uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Uninstalling the app automatically cancels your subscription, and no further charges will be applied to your account.

How can I cancel my subscription for the PluginHive app if I no longer need it?

To cancel your subscription for the PluginHive app, simply uninstall the app from your store. Once the app is uninstalled, your subscription will be automatically canceled, and you will not be charged for the subscription from the next billing cycle onward. No further action is required after uninstalling the app to stop the subscription charges.

How can I cancel my subscription for the PluginHive app to stop future charges?

To cancel your subscription and avoid any upcoming charges, you must uninstall the PluginHive app directly from your Shopify store. Follow these steps: 1. Log into your Shopify admin panel. 2. Navigate to **Settings** > **Apps and sales channels**. 3. Find **PH Ship, Rate and Track for FedEx** or the relevant PluginHive app. 4. Select the app and click **Uninstall**. Once uninstalled, the subscription will automatically be canceled, and you will no longer be charged for subsequent billing cycles.

How can I cancel my subscription for the PluginHive app, and do I need to uninstall the app to stop billing?

To cancel your subscription, simply uninstall the app from your store’s app dashboard. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription is automatically canceled, and you will not be charged in the next billing cycle. There are no additional cancellation steps required beyond uninstalling the app.

How can I cancel my subscription for the PluginHive app?

To cancel your subscription for the PluginHive app, simply uninstall the app from your platform. Once the app is uninstalled, your subscription will be automatically canceled, and you will not be charged any further. No additional cancellation steps are required after uninstalling.

How can I cancel my subscription to the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app on Shopify when closing my store?

To cancel your subscription to the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app, you need to uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription will be automatically cancelled. There is no need for a separate cancellation process. If you require any further assistance during this process, support is available to help.

How can I cancel my subscription to the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app on Shopify?

To cancel your subscription to the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app, simply uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription will be automatically canceled, and no further charges will be applied to your account.

How can I cancel my subscription to the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app to avoid being charged further?

To cancel your subscription and stop future charges for the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app, you need to uninstall the app from your Shopify store. The app offers a 14-day free trial, and after that period, Shopify will charge you if the app remains installed and active. Uninstalling the app will automatically cancel the subscription and prevent any future billing. If you need assistance with uninstalling or managing the app, you can reach out to support for guidance.

How can I cancel my subscription to the PH Ship Rate and Track app to avoid future charges?

To cancel your subscription and ensure you are not charged in the upcoming billing cycle, simply uninstall the PH Ship Rate and Track app from your store. Once the app is uninstalled, billing will automatically stop from the next cycle. If you are using multiple PluginHive apps and wish to continue with only one, uninstall the apps you no longer need to avoid additional charges. If you have any further questions, you can reach out to support for assistance.

How can I cancel the PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app subscription to avoid future charges?

To cancel the PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app subscription and prevent any further billing, you need to uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Follow these steps: 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel. 2. Navigate to the "Apps" section. 3. Locate the PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app in your installed apps list. 4. Click the delete or uninstall option next to the app. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription is automatically canceled, and you will not be billed in the next billing cycle. Note that Shopify manages all billing for apps through its platform, and charges start only after the trial period ends and the app remains installed.

How can I cancel the PluginHive app subscription on my Shopify store?

To cancel the PluginHive app subscription, you need to uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Once uninstalled, the subscription is automatically canceled and you will no longer be charged. If you decide to use the app again in the future, you can reinstall it and reach out for assistance with setup or reactivation.

How can I change the "Bill Transportation Charges" and "Bill Duties and Taxes" values from "S" to "O" for FedEx orders booked through the Shopify app?

To bill Duties to a third party FedEx account (which typically corresponds to changing the billing value), follow these steps in the app: 1. Navigate to **App Settings** > **Account Settings**. 2. Expand the **Duties and Shipping Payments** section. 3. For the **Duties Payment Type**, select **Third Party FedEx Account** if you want to charge duties to a different FedEx account. You will need to enter the third party FedEx account details in this case. Note: If your scenario requires billing duties to "Other" (represented as "O"), confirm with FedEx what "O" specifically signifies (Recipient, Third Party Account, or Other). The app settings only allow choosing between Sender, Recipient, or Third Party FedEx Account for billing duties.

How can I change the Bill Transportation Charges and Bill Duties and Taxes value from "S" to "O" for FedEx orders booked through the PluginHive app on Shopify?

Currently, the duties and tax payment type is set to "Sender" (represented by "S"), meaning those charges are billed to your FedEx account. If you want to change this value to "O", which typically represents "Other" (implying a different FedEx account for these charges), this requires a configuration update on our side. You need to inform the support team that you want to use an alternative billing account for duties and taxes. Once you communicate this request, the PluginHive team will review and provide guidance or update the settings accordingly.

How can I change the default duties payee to the recipient instead of the sender in PluginHive?

You can change the default duties payee to the recipient by following these steps: 1. Open the PluginHive app and navigate to **Settings**. 2. Select **Account Settings**. 3. Click on your **Account Number** to access detailed settings. 4. Under the **Duties and Shipping Payments** section, select the option to set the duties payment type as **Recipient** instead of **Sender**. This will update the default duties payee accordingly.

How can I change the FedEx import fees settings in the Pluginhive app so that customers pay the import duties instead of me?

To make customers responsible for import duties and fees in FedEx shipments using the Pluginhive app, follow these steps: 1. Log in to the Pluginhive app and navigate to **Settings**. 2. Go to **FedEx Account Settings**. 3. Locate the section labeled **Duties and Payment Settings**. 4. By default, the **Duties Payment Type** is set to **Sender**, meaning you are charged for import duties. 5. Change the **Duties Payment Type** to **Recipient** to shift the import fees payment responsibility to the customer. 6. Save the changes. This setting ensures that FedEx will bill import duties and fees to the customer receiving the shipment instead of your account.

How can I change the fulfillment location in PluginHive Ship when shifting my business operations from the USA to Mexico?

To change the fulfillment location in PluginHive Ship when relocating your business: 1. Access your Shopify admin panel and navigate to **Shipping and delivery** settings. 2. Update the **Shipping Profiles** to set your new fulfillment origin to Mexico by adding or editing the location. 3. Save the updated location details to ensure PluginHive fetches accurate shipping rates and options based on the Mexico origin. 4. Confirm that the new location is selected during the order fulfillment process so shipments originate correctly from Mexico. This update ensures that all shipping calculations and labels reflect your new shipping origin.

How can I change the invoice values from showing in $COP to displaying in US Dollars (customer’s currency) in PluginHive?

To display the invoice values in the customer’s currency (for example, US Dollars) instead of $COP, follow these steps: 1. Open the PluginHive app and navigate to the **Settings** section. 2. Go to **International Settings** within the Settings menu. 3. Locate the **Invoice Currency** option. 4. Set the Invoice Currency to **Recipient** to ensure the invoice values appear in the customer’s local currency rather than the default $COP. 5. Save the settings and verify the invoices to confirm the values are now shown in the desired currency. This configuration will automatically use the recipient’s currency for invoices.

How can I change the party responsible for paying international duties and taxes in PluginHive to ensure the sender is not charged?

To change the responsibilities for paying duties and taxes in PluginHive so that the sender is not charged: 1. Log in to your PluginHive app. 2. Navigate to **Settings** > **Accounts**. 3. Find the section labeled **Duties and Shipping Payments**. 4. You will see three payment options:  - **Sender**: The merchant/sender pays all customs taxes and duties.  - **Recipient**: The recipient/customer pays these fees.  - **Third-Party**: A designated third party account will pay the fees. 5. Select **Recipient** if you want the consignee (customer) to be responsible for these charges. 6. Save your changes. This adjustment ensures the business/sender account will no longer be debited for international duties and taxes.

How can I change the party responsible for paying taxes in the PluginHive app to the bill receiver?

To change who pays the duties and taxes to the bill receiver in the PluginHive app, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to **App Settings** within the PluginHive dashboard. 2. Go to **Account Settings**. 3. Click on your **Account Number** to access account-specific settings. 4. Select **Duties and Shipping Payments**. 5. Under **Duties Payment Type**, choose the option **Recipient**. 6. Click **Save** to apply the changes. These changes will take effect for all new transactions and orders processed after the update.

How can I change the “Bill Transportation Charges” and “Bill Duties and Taxes” values from “S” to “O” for FedEx orders in the PluginHive Shopify app?

To change the billing value from “S” to “O” for FedEx shipments in the PluginHive app, you need to configure the “Duties Payment Type” to reflect the correct billing party. The value “O” typically represents “Others” or a third party FedEx account. Here are the steps: 1. Navigate to the PluginHive app in your Shopify admin. 2. Go to **App Settings** -> **Account Settings**. 3. Expand the **Duties and Shipping Payments** section. 4. Set the **Duties Payment Type** option to **Third Party FedEx Account** if billing duties to another account is required. 5. Enter the third party FedEx account details as required. Note: If you do not have third party account details from FedEx, confirm with FedEx whether “O” can be applied without providing another account number or which billing option (Sender, Recipient, Third Party) matches your requirement.

How can I check the invoices for shipments billed through my FedEx account after using PluginHive?

To check shipment invoices: 1. Log in to your FedEx account at fedex.com. 2. Navigate to the **Billing & Invoicing** section. 3. You will find detailed invoices corresponding to all shipments processed through your FedEx account, including labels generated via PluginHive. This allows you to track all charges and payment history comprehensively.

How can I configure FedEx shipping settings so that customers pay for duties and FedEx collects those fees upon delivery?

To enable customers to pay for duties with FedEx collecting those fees upon delivery, set the **Duties Payment Type** to **Recipient** in your shipping settings. This directs FedEx to collect duties and taxes from the customer. However, for shipping charges, set the **Shipping Charges Payment Type** to **Sender** if you plan to pay FedEx yourself for the shipment fees. This configuration means you pay FedEx for shipping, while customers pay duties upon delivery. Make sure to communicate this clearly to customers so they are aware of the charges they will pay on receipt.

How can I configure my app to include international duties and taxes in the shipping price to avoid surprising customers with additional fees?

To include international duties and taxes in your shipping prices through the app, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to **Settings → Account Settings** within the app. 2. Locate the **Duties Payment Type** setting. By default, it may be set to **Sender**, which means shipping rates shown exclude duties. 3. Change the **Duties Payment Type** to **Recipient** so that duties and surcharges are factored into the shipping rates displayed to customers. 4. Additionally, to ensure duties and taxes appear correctly during checkout, verify that these settings are enabled within your Shopify admin: – Log in to your Shopify admin panel. – Go to **Settings → Taxes and Duties**. – Ensure that duties and taxes are enabled for international orders to be calculated and displayed at checkout. This configuration helps provide transparency up front to international customers and reduces surprises related to additional duty fees. If you need further assistance with the setup, you can request a live walkthrough session or refer to available tutorial videos within the app support resources.

How can I configure my store so that the recipient (customer) is responsible for paying duties and taxes upon delivery, not at checkout?

To have the recipient pay duties and taxes upon receiving the parcel (instead of during checkout), perform the following: 1. Go to **App → Settings → Edit FedEx Account Settings**. 2. Find the **Duties & Shipping Payment Type** option. 3. Change the duties payment type to **Recipient**. With this setup, duties and taxes will not be charged at checkout; instead, the customer will pay them directly to the carrier upon delivery.

How can I configure shipping rates so that the shipping cost charged to customers matches the actual label cost?

To ensure customers are charged the actual shipping costs that match label generation: 1. Disable or remove any flat rate shipping options set up in Shopify’s shipping settings. 2. Enable and configure real-time carrier-calculated shipping rates through the PluginHive app. 3. Once flat rates are removed, the checkout will display shipping rates based on the carriers’ current rates fetched by the app. 4. These rates will then match the shipping label costs when you purchase them within the app, preventing any discrepancies. 5. Test the checkout process to verify that the displayed shipping rates and label charges align properly. This process ensures consistent and accurate shipping charges from checkout through fulfillment.

How can I configure the app to include duties and taxes in the shipping rates displayed to customers during checkout?

To include duties and taxes in the rates shown at checkout: 1. Open the PluginHive app dashboard. 2. Go to ‘Settings.’ 3. Select ‘Rates Settings.’ 4. Enable the option “Include Duties and Taxes in the Rates at Checkout.” When enabled, customers will see shipping costs that include estimated duties and taxes during checkout, making the total price more transparent. If this is disabled, duties and taxes will not be shown or charged at checkout but may be billed later during shipment processing depending on the Duties Payment Type.

How can I configure the duties payment type in PluginHive, and what does the setting imply for customs duties payment?

In the PluginHive app, navigate to **Settings > Account**, and locate the **Duties Payment Type** option. You can set this to either: 1. **Recipient**: Duties and taxes will be collected from the customer at the time of delivery. 2. **Sender**: You, as the sender, will pay the duties instead of the customer. If you want to avoid customers being charged customs duties at delivery, select **Sender**, but be aware this means you will bear those charges.

How can I configure third-party billing in the PluginHive app to ship using another company’s FedEx account number (such as for a drop ship relationship)?

To use third-party billing and bill shipping charges to another FedEx account within the PluginHive app: 1. Open the PluginHive app and go to **App Settings**. 2. Navigate to **Account Settings**. 3. Expand the **Duties and Shipping Charges** section. 4. Select **Third Party** as the **Shipping Charges Payment Type**. 5. Enter the third party’s FedEx account details accurately (account number, contact information, etc.). 6. Save the settings. The app will then bill shipping charges to the third-party account number during label generation.

How can I confirm if the app is still installed and active on my Shopify store?

To confirm if the app is installed and active: 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel. 2. Navigate to the “Apps” section from the sidebar menu. 3. Look through the list of installed apps for the PluginHive app in question. 4. If the app appears in the list, it is still installed and active, which means billing may continue. 5. If you do not see the app listed, it is not installed and you should not receive charges going forward.

How can I confirm if the PluginHive app is active and using FedEx rates at checkout?

The PluginHive app remains active as long as it displays FedEx shipping rates to customers at checkout on your store. If you see no displayed rates or activity, ensure the app is properly installed and configured in your Shopify store. Note that Shopify manages billing for apps, so being charged monthly indicates the app is still considered active. To stop charges or deactivate the app, you need to uninstall it from your Shopify store completely.

How can I confirm that I am receiving payment via Shopify for the shipping fees my customers pay?

To confirm that you are getting paid via Shopify for the shipping fees customers select and pay for, you should: 1. Review your Shopify payout reports or payment dashboard to verify that the shipping fees collected at checkout are included in your deposits. 2. Compare the shipping amounts collected by Shopify versus the shipping fees charged to your FedEx account to ensure they align. 3. Use the PH Ship Rate & Track app to verify the shipping labels generated correspond to the fees collected. 4. For additional confirmation or detailed reconciliation, contact Shopify Support or your FedEx Account Representative to review the transaction flows on both platforms. 5. Remember, Shopify collects and deposits the shipping fee paid by customers to your account, which you then use to pay FedEx for actual shipping costs after label generation.

How can I confirm that Shopify is paying me the order total plus the shipping fees my customers pay, despite FedEx combining charges in their billing?

To confirm that Shopify is paying you both the product amount and the shipping fees your customers pay at checkout, follow these steps: 1. **Review Shopify Payout Reports:** – Log in to your Shopify admin panel and navigate to the **Payments** section. – Access your **Payout Reports** or **Shopify Payments dashboard** to verify that deposits include both product sales and shipping fees collected from customers. 2. **Reconcile Amounts Collected vs. Fees Charged:** – Compare the total shipping fees recorded in Shopify payouts against the charges appearing on your FedEx account statements. – Note that FedEx bills you on a cumulative basis (combining multiple orders per billing period), so individual label charges won't be isolated. 3. **Use PH Ship Rate & Track App for Verification:** – Check the shipping labels you have generated through the PH Ship Rate & Track app; these labels correspond with the shipping services selected and paid for by your customers at checkout. 4. **Contact Support for Detailed Reconciliation:** – If you need further assurance, reach out to **Shopify Support** for a detailed breakdown of shipping fees processed in payouts. – Similarly, you can consult your **FedEx Account Representative** to understand how FedEx invoices reflect shipping activity and payments. 5. **Understand the Flow:** – Customers pay the shipping fees at checkout, which Shopify deposits to your account along with product payments. – When you ship, FedEx charges your registered FedEx account for the labels you generate. – This process ensures you receive shipping payments upfront from customers and then pay FedEx accordingly, avoiding double charges. By systematically reviewing your Shopify payment records alongside your FedEx billing, you can confidently verify that you are receiving the shipping fees collected from your customers.

How can I connect my existing FedEx account with my Shopify store using the PluginHive app?

To connect your FedEx account with your Shopify store through the PluginHive app, follow these steps: 1. Open the PluginHive FedEx app in your Shopify admin. 2. Enter your FedEx account number exactly as registered. 3. Provide the billing address associated with your FedEx account. 4. Save the details to link your FedEx account with the app. Once connected, you can schedule an onboarding session with PluginHive support to complete the app setup and ensure proper integration.

How can I connect my FedEx account to the PluginHive Ship, Rate & Track app successfully?

To connect your FedEx account to the PluginHive app, follow these steps: 1. Log into the PluginHive Ship, Rate & Track app in your store admin. 2. Navigate to the FedEx carrier settings section. 3. Enter your FedEx account credentials and billing address precisely as registered with FedEx. 4. Double-check all address fields for accuracy and proper format. 5. Save the settings and attempt to connect. 6. If connection fails, review error messages and adjust details accordingly. 7. For additional assistance, PluginHive offers a free onboarding call via Zoom where a support specialist can guide you through the connection process and verify the configuration live.

How can I control or correct the shipping costs reported on the shipping slip when fulfilling orders in multiple packages?

Shipping costs reported on the shipping slip are based on the packaging and label generation data. To control and correct these costs: – Use the split packaging method described above to generate separate labels for each package reflecting accurate weights and shipping selections. – Ensure that each package’s weight and shipping service are correctly assigned during label generation. This will cause the shipping slip to reflect accurate shipping costs per package. – Avoid manual entry or separate pricing outside the app to ensure consistency and correctness on shipping slip reports.

How can I display FedEx carrier-calculated shipping rates at checkout using PluginHive with my Shopify store?

To display live FedEx shipping rates at checkout through PluginHive, your Shopify store must have the carrier-calculated shipping (CCR) feature enabled in your Shopify subscription plan. Here are the details and steps: 1. Confirm your Shopify plan supports CCR; it is included in: – Advanced Shopify Plan – Shopify Plus Plan – Grow Plan 2. If you are on the Grow Plan, you have two options to get CCR: – Switch to yearly billing to get it for $0/month. – Or add the feature as an add-on for $20/month by contacting Shopify support at [email protected]. 3. After enabling carrier-calculated shipping on your Shopify plan, the PluginHive app will be able to fetch and display live FedEx shipping rates at your store’s checkout. Please note that requiring the CCR feature is a Shopify platform restriction and is not due to any limitation of the PluginHive app itself.

How can I display FedEx shipping rates at checkout on my Shopify store?

To display FedEx shipping rates at checkout on your Shopify store, you must have the carrier-calculated shipping feature enabled in your Shopify subscription. This feature is included only in the following Shopify plans: 1. Advanced Shopify Plan 2. Shopify Plus Plan 3. Shopify Plan (with a specific condition) If you are on the Shopify Plan, you can get this feature either by: – Switching to yearly billing, which includes carrier-calculated shipping at no additional monthly cost, or – Adding it as an a-la-carte feature for $20 per month by contacting Shopify Support at [email protected]. Note that the Shopify Basic Plan does not include this feature, so upgrading to a qualifying plan or adding it a-la-carte is necessary to display FedEx rates at checkout.

How can I ensure that duties and taxes for shipments are billed to the recipient instead of the sender in PluginHive?

To set duties and taxes to be billed to the recipient for your shipments in PluginHive, follow these steps: 1. Go to **App Settings** > **Account Settings** in your PluginHive dashboard. 2. Find the **Duties Payment** option and update it from **Sender** to **Recipient**. This setting will apply to all new orders going forward.

How can I ensure that duties are not paid by the sender when creating shipments using the PluginHive app?

To ensure the sender does not pay duties (i.e., shipments are sent as Delivered Duty Unpaid – DDU): 1. In the PluginHive app, navigate to the ‘Account Details’ page. Confirm that the “Duties Payment Type” is set to “Recipient.” 2. Before creating each shipping label, review the “Duties Payment Type” on the order summary page to ensure it is set to “Recipient” if you want the customer to pay duties. 3. If you process shipments in bulk, verify that bulk actions do not override this setting accidentally. 4. Keep the “Include Duties and Taxes in the Rates at Checkout” option unchecked if you do not want to show or charge duties during checkout. By managing these settings carefully, you prevent the sender (you) from being charged duties unexpectedly and avoid unexpected expenses.

How can I ensure that multiple products are stacked for packing in PluginHive so the chosen box fits all items properly?

To pack multiple products stacked inside one box, enable the stacking option by following these steps: 1. Navigate to App Settings > Packaging in the PluginHive dashboard. 2. Locate the option labeled "Do you stack the products in Boxes?" and enable it. 3. Once enabled, the system will consider stacked product dimensions when selecting a box, which can change the box choice to a more suitable one like a custom box size. Note: Enabling this option affects packing for all orders processed through the app.

How can I ensure that shipment will not be delayed due to customs or VAT payments at the destination?

To avoid shipment delays caused by customs or VAT payments, follow these steps: 1. Collect all applicable taxes, duties, and surcharges from the customer at the time of order placement. 2. Set the payment of duties and surcharges to be paid by the sender (you) in the PluginHive app settings. This means you collect fees upfront and then pay the customs charges, preventing any hold-ups on delivery. 3. Verify that the app is correctly configured to calculate shipping taxes and surcharges based on the shipping origin and destination addresses as well as package weight. 4. Proceed with processing shipments through the app and monitor the results to ensure smooth customs clearance.

How can I find where my shipping charges are being billed when I generate FedEx labels using the PluginHive app?

For FedEx labels generated through the PluginHive app, the shipping charges are billed directly to your FedEx account. To view your charges: 1. Log in to your account at fedex.com using your FedEx credentials. 2. Access the billing section or your account dashboard to find detailed billing information and FedEx invoices. 3. Review the invoices to see the charges for the labels you generated through the PluginHive app. This setup means PluginHive does not process your shipping fees; all charges are handled and billed by FedEx directly through your FedEx account.

How can I get a detailed FedEx billing statement and understand my invoices?

You can access detailed FedEx invoices and customs clearance documents through FedEx Billing Online by visiting the FedEx website. For any billing questions or concerns: 1. Review your invoice attachments sent via email. 2. Visit the FedEx billing portal at https://www.fedex.com/en-za/billing.html for detailed billing information and statements. 3. Contact the dedicated FedEx billing team at [email protected] for specific billing inquiries or discrepancies. 4. Keep records of your shipment quotations and invoices for comparison and reconciliation. Following these steps ensures you have comprehensive billing visibility and can address any inconsistencies promptly.

How can I get clarification on unexpected or confusing app charges from PluginHive in my Shopify invoice?

Since billing is fully managed by Shopify, you should contact Shopify support for detailed explanations regarding app charges on your invoice. They can clarify timing differences between app usage and Shopify’s invoice cycles, and explain any specific line items. PluginHive Customer Success can assist by opening support tickets on your behalf if needed, but cannot issue refunds or alter billing. You may also consult Shopify’s official help pages for billing and invoice management to better understand how charges are calculated and appear on invoices.

How can I handle duties payment settings for FedEx shipments to US customers using PluginHive?

For FedEx shipments imported into the US, the following duty payment rules apply in PluginHive: – If you want the Recipient to pay duties, you must provide the Recipient’s FedEx account ID; otherwise, label generation will not complete. – Without the Recipient’s FedEx account ID, set the Duties Payment as "Sender." – Collect any additional charges from the customer during checkout or as an added shipping handling fee. – When generating the label, select "Sender" under Duties Payment Type to avoid errors. This approach ensures compliance with FedEx requirements and seamless label generation.

How can I identify if my products have multiple fulfillment locations causing auto-cancellation?

To identify if your products have multiple fulfillment locations assigned: 1. Go to your Shopify admin and open the product details page for each item in the affected orders. 2. Check the Inventory or Fulfillment section to see all assigned fulfillment locations. 3. If a product is assigned to more than one fulfillment location, this can trigger auto-cancellation in PluginHive when part of an order. To fix this, edit the product settings to limit fulfillment to a single location for products involved in PluginHive-processed orders.

How can I include a unit number in my FedEx billing address when registering my account in the app if there is no separate field for it?

The app currently does not have a dedicated field for a unit number in the billing address. To handle this: 1. Use the billing address exactly as registered with FedEx, including the unit number, if it is part of the official address on your FedEx invoices or account. 2. Typically, if there is no separate field, you can include the unit number as part of the street address line. 3. Confirm the exact format of your billing address by reviewing your FedEx invoices or your account information on fedex.com. 4. Enter this complete address in the app’s billing address field. 5. If you are unsure or experience errors, you can schedule a support call where a PluginHive specialist can assist you in configuring the address correctly. Following this ensures your FedEx account billing address aligns with their records and avoids integration errors.

How can I integrate FedEx shipping and order fulfillment with Shopify using PluginHive's solution?

To integrate FedEx shipping and automate order fulfillment on Shopify using PluginHive, you can follow these steps: 1. Install the "PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx" app on your Shopify store. You can access the app via the provided app store link by PluginHive. 2. Book an onboarding session with the PluginHive support team to get guided assistance for setup and integration configuration. The booking link is shared by PluginHive and allows you to schedule a Zoom call at your convenience. 3. During the onboarding call, PluginHive will assist in connecting your FedEx account to the Shopify store through their app, ensuring that FedEx shipping rates, label generation, and tracking are automated within your store. 4. After setup, you can manage FedEx shipments directly from Shopify, streamlining your e-commerce order fulfillment with real-time FedEx services integration. For any further questions or troubleshooting, you can reach out to PluginHive support or revisit the onboarding session.

How can I integrate my Shopify store with FedEx using the PluginHive FedEx Shipping app?

To integrate your Shopify store with FedEx via the PluginHive FedEx Shipping app, follow these steps: 1. Install the PluginHive FedEx Shipping app from the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/fedex-shipping. 2. Ensure your FedEx account is active and properly set up (not cash-only) to enable API access. 3. Use the app interface to add your FedEx account details (account number, credentials). 4. If you encounter any issues during setup, such as account billing restrictions, resolve these with FedEx directly. 5. After account activation, schedule a Zoom consultation with PluginHive support to complete integration and configuration. 6. During the call, a support specialist will assist with connecting your store to FedEx, testing shipping rates, and verifying tracking functionality.

How can I keep my PluginHive account open without paying the monthly fee if I am not currently using the service?

PluginHive subscriptions are managed through Shopify, and as long as the app is installed on your Shopify store, you will be charged the subscription fee. The service does not support pausing or putting a subscription on hold. To avoid monthly charges while not using the app, you need to uninstall the PluginHive app from your Shopify store. When you are ready to use the service again, you can reinstall the app, and your subscription will resume accordingly.

How can I manually update the Duties Payment Type for a FedEx shipment label in PluginHive?

To manually update the Duties Payment Type during label generation in the PluginHive FedEx app, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to the Single Label Generation section within the PluginHive FedEx app interface. 2. Locate the order for which you want to generate the label. 3. When entering or editing shipment details, look for the field labeled "Duties Payment Type" or similar. 4. Change the value to "Sender" if the shipment route does not support "Recipient" as the payor (such as Singapore to US FedEx shipments). 5. Complete any other required shipment fields. 6. Proceed to generate the label. Refer to the official PluginHive knowledge base link for detailed instructions: https://www.pluginhive.com/knowledge-base/setting-up-shopify-fedex-app/?srsltid=AfmBOorUTpdYs17UwSy-NsF8rGtpzo2KoUZxxQE6xKmZ9WR3f2S5B0Kc#auto_manual_label Manually setting this value ensures that the label complies with carrier requirements and prevents errors.

How can I obtain an Order Report from the app for a specific date range, and what should I do if an order was cancelled in Shopify but not reflected in the app?

You can download an Order Report from the app, but it only covers the last 30 days. To keep records beyond this period, you should download this report every 30 days. If you need a report for a specific date range not available in-app, you can request the support team to generate it manually by providing the date range. Regarding orders cancelled directly in Shopify and not through the app, such cancellations may not reflect in the app’s data. For these, you should contact Shopify support to verify the status and refund processes, as the app does not manage orders cancelled outside it.

How can I prevent customer dissatisfaction when International Connect Plus service requires additional account number input that is not collected at checkout?

To minimize customer dissatisfaction and refund requests caused by inability to process Connect Plus shipments without recipient FedEx account numbers: – Disable International Connect Plus shipping option for US customers at checkout. – Clearly communicate shipping service options and requirements on your store. – Use shipping rates and services that don’t require recipient FedEx account numbers. – If using Connect Plus is essential, collect recipient FedEx account numbers before order completion via custom checkout fields or pre-purchase validation. – Inform customers about duties payment responsibilities clearly to avoid confusion. – Monitor orders closely to prevent payment gateway chargebacks and refund costs due to shipping method issues. These practices help maintain transparency and operational efficiency.

How can I prevent further charges for an app I am no longer using on my Shopify store?

To avoid additional charges for an app you are not using, you must uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Charges begin once the trial period ends and the app remains installed. Uninstalling the app stops billing for future subscription periods. Confirm the uninstallation with the app support team to ensure no further charges are applied.

How can I prevent multiple employees from manually fulfilling the same order when PluginHive has not yet marked it as fulfilled in Shopify?

When multiple team members are managing order fulfillment and see an order not marked as fulfilled in Shopify, they might manually fulfill it multiple times, causing duplicate shipments. To avoid this: 1. Understand that PluginHive may have a delay in updating the fulfillment status in Shopify during high order volumes or peak periods. 2. Communicate to your team not to fulfill orders manually if they see orders as unfulfilled but labels have already been generated in PluginHive. 3. Wait for the PluginHive app to automatically fulfill the order in Shopify—this synchronization happens within some time. 4. If you observe excessive delays, coordinate internally to track order statuses in the PluginHive app dashboard instead of relying solely on Shopify’s fulfillment status. 5. Contact PluginHive support if delays are longer than expected so they can assist in resolving the underlying issue. Following these steps can help prevent accidental multiple shipments and maintain proper fulfillment flow.

How can I prevent unauthorized installation of third-party apps on my Shopify store?

Shopify currently does not directly prevent unauthorized app installations through its platform. To protect your store: 1. Regularly review installed apps in your Shopify admin to ensure you recognize each one. 2. Limit who has admin access to your store to trusted individuals only. 3. Set up proper permissions for staff accounts to restrict app installation rights. 4. Monitor your billing statements to identify any unexpected charges. 5. Contact Shopify Support if you suspect unauthorized app installations or billing issues for further advice.

How can I resolve an "invalid billing address" error when registering my account in PluginHive?

To resolve the "invalid billing address" error during account registration, first verify that the billing address you entered exactly matches the address associated with your payment method, including correct spelling, apartment or suite numbers, and postal codes. If you have already connected your FedEx account through PluginHive, ensure the billing details from your FedEx profile are correct and updated. Double-check for any discrepancies or incomplete fields. If the issue persists after confirming these details, contact PluginHive support with your account information for further investigation.

How can I resolve an issue where the system keeps indicating my billing address is incorrect during account setup?

To resolve billing address errors during account setup, it is recommended to schedule a direct support session with the PluginHive team for personalized assistance. You can book a Zoom meeting by clicking the provided appointment link and choosing a convenient time slot. Before the meeting, ensure you have your login details ready for your FedEx account at fedex.com, as these will be needed to verify and complete the setup process. During the session, the support team will guide you through troubleshooting steps to identify and correct any billing address discrepancies.

How can I resolve billing issues where FedEx charges are applied to my personal account instead of my business account?

Billing issues where FedEx charges are applied to the wrong account (personal vs. business) typically require direct coordination with FedEx. PluginHive manages label creation and shipment settings but does not control FedEx billing accounts. To resolve this: 1. Review your FedEx account settings and ensure your business account information is correctly linked with your PluginHive and shipping label configurations. 2. Contact FedEx Customer Service to report and resolve any discrepancies in billing account assignments. 3. Verify that the FedEx account number used for label creation matches your desired billing account. 4. For further help with FedEx payments, invoice disputes, or account corrections, FedEx support is the appropriate contact. PluginHive is available to assist with label generation and configuration but cannot modify FedEx billing allocations directly.

How can I resolve the "3002 INVALID BILLING ADDRESS" error when entering an address in the app for FedEx account integration?

To resolve the "3002 INVALID BILLING ADDRESS" error, ensure that all billing address details entered match exactly with the information registered on your FedEx account. You need to verify and provide the following details accurately: 1. Account Name 2. Account Number 3. First Name 4. Last Name 5. Company Name 6. Phone Number 7. Email Address 8. Street Address 9. City 10. Zip Code 11. State 12. Country If you are still encountering the error, gather this information or provide a FedEx invoice that includes these details and share it with support. This allows for verification and troubleshooting from their end to successfully link your FedEx account with the app.

How can I resolve the "3002–Invalid Billing Address" error when adding my FedEx account in the PluginHive app?

To resolve the "3002–Invalid Billing Address" error, follow these steps: 1. Refer to your actual FedEx Billing Invoice to verify the exact Billing Address used by FedEx. 2. Ensure that you input this Billing Address exactly as it appears on the invoice into the PluginHive app during FedEx account setup. 3. Double-check for any discrepancies such as missing apartment numbers, incorrect postal codes, or spelling errors. 4. If you continue to experience issues, consider scheduling a Zoom call with PluginHive support for personalized assistance with your app setup and troubleshooting. You can book a convenient time via the provided scheduling link. This direct support can help in resolving setup-related challenges effectively.

How can I resolve the "3002–Invalid Billing Address" error when registering my FedEx account with the PH Ship Rate and Track app?

To resolve the "3002–Invalid Billing Address" error during FedEx account registration: 1. Use the actual shipping address (such as your warehouse or fulfillment center address) instead of the main or profile billing address when connecting your FedEx account. FedEx often validates the address based on the shipping location. 2. If you are unsure about the exact shipping address, confirm it through your FedEx billing or shipping invoice. 3. After updating the address, try reconnecting your FedEx account through the app. 4. If the error persists, provide a copy of the FedEx shipping or billing invoice for one of your orders to PluginHive support. They can assist in troubleshooting and establishing the connection from their end. 5. If needed, schedule a call with PluginHive support using their appointment link to receive real-time assistance. Following these steps helps ensure your FedEx account address matches FedEx’s requirements, avoiding the invalid billing address error.

How can I resolve the "invalid billing address" error message when using PluginHive with my FedEx account?

To resolve the "invalid billing address" error, you should cross-check the billing address details you have entered against your official FedEx Invoice billing address. Ensure that every detail exactly matches, including street name, number, postal code, and country formatting. If discrepancies persist or you need further assistance with integrating your FedEx account into the PluginHive app, you can schedule a dedicated support session via Zoom. Use the PluginHive appointment link to book a convenient time for a call where the support team can guide you through verifying and correcting your billing address.

How can I resolve the "invalid billing address" error when setting up my account and connecting my FedEx account?

To resolve the "invalid billing address" error during account setup and FedEx connection: 1. Verify that the billing address you entered matches exactly with the address registered on your FedEx account, including street details, city, state, postal code, and country. 2. If you have previously processed shipments with FedEx, locate one of your invoices to confirm the exact billing address used. 3. If you have an alternate shipping address, try using it to see if it resolves the issue. 4. If the problem persists, share a copy of your FedEx shipment invoice with customer support for further verification and assistance in connecting your account. 5. Optionally, schedule a support call using the provided appointment link to troubleshoot the issue in real time. Following these steps will help ensure your billing address is correctly verified and the FedEx account connects successfully.

How can I resolve the 'invalid billing address' error while registering my FedEx account with PluginHive Ship Rate & Track?

The 'invalid billing address' error during FedEx account registration typically occurs if the billing address entered does not exactly match what FedEx has on file. To resolve this: 1. Confirm the exact billing address registered with FedEx for your account. This includes street address, city, state, and ZIP/postal code. 2. Enter the billing address exactly as it appears on your FedEx account into the PluginHive registration form. Avoid abbreviations or changes in formatting. 3. If you are unsure, log into your FedEx account directly or contact FedEx customer service to verify the billing address details. 4. After confirming and correcting the address, attempt the registration again in PluginHive. If you continue to face issues, scheduling a consultation call with PluginHive support can provide personalized assistance.

How can I resolve the 3002 billing address error when setting up FedEx in the PluginHive app if the documented steps do not work?

If the 3002 billing address error persists despite following the documented troubleshooting steps, the recommended approach is to request personalized support from PluginHive: 1. Contact PluginHive Support to notify them about the ongoing issue and provide details of the error. 2. Allow the support team some time to review and investigate the specific case on their end. 3. Once they have analyzed and potentially rectified the issue, schedule a live support session via Google Meet or Zoom. 4. During the live call, support staff will guide you step-by-step through verifying and correcting your billing address setup and any other related configurations in the FedEx app. This approach ensures expert assistance tailored to your account and setup, improving the likelihood of resolving the billing address error effectively.

How can I resolve the 3002-Invalid Billing Address error when connecting my FedEx account in the app?

To resolve the 3002-Invalid Billing Address error, follow these steps: 1. Verify the billing address and contact information directly with your FedEx Account Representative to ensure all details exactly match what FedEx has on file. 2. Double-check that the account number you are entering corresponds correctly with the billing address. 3. Avoid manual retyping by copying and pasting the information exactly as it appears on your FedEx account or official FedEx documents. 4. If the error persists, provide a recent FedEx invoice to customer support so they can attempt to connect your account from their end, which helps verify whether the issue is with the data entry or the system validation.

How can I resolve the FedEx "invalid billing address" error when integrating FedEx with PluginHive?

To resolve the "invalid billing address" error, you should verify and use the exact billing address recognized by FedEx for your account. Here is a step-by-step approach: 1. Check the billing address details on your official FedEx invoice and confirm them with FedEx customer support. 2. Ensure the address you enter in PluginHive matches exactly, including street number, street name, city, postal code, and country formatting. 3. If the address you initially tried causes errors, investigate whether you are using the correct store settings—sometimes multiple stores or locations can cause confusion. 4. In one case, switching from one address to the verified address '8595 Chemin Darnley, Mont-Royal, H4T 2A4' resolved the issue successfully. 5. After updating the billing address in the PluginHive app settings, reconnect your FedEx account to PluginHive. 6. If issues persist, schedule a support session with PluginHive for personalized troubleshooting.

How can I set default values for the "Terms Of Sale" and "Duties Payment Type" fields when generating order labels in PluginHive?

To set default values for the "Terms Of Sale" and "Duties Payment Type" fields in PluginHive, you need to configure these settings within the app's preferences or label generation settings. This setup allows the app to automatically populate these fields with your preferred default values each time you generate a commercial invoice or order label, saving you from manually entering them every time. Specific steps are: 1. Access the PluginHive app dashboard. 2. Navigate to the settings or configuration section related to label generation or commercial invoice settings. 3. Locate the fields for "Terms Of Sale" and "Duties Payment Type." 4. Enter or select your desired default values for each field. 5. Save the changes. Once set, these defaults will automatically apply during label creation, streamlining your workflow.

How can I set my third-party FedEx account (e.g., Periship) as the main account for shipping rates and labels in the PluginHive app?

To set your third-party FedEx account as the main account for shipping rates and labels, follow these steps: 1. Contact PluginHive support to request the removal of the existing main FedEx account from their end, as only one main account can control shipping rates. 2. Once the main FedEx account is cleared by the support team, connect your third-party account (e.g., Periship) in the PluginHive app. 3. After connecting, the shipping rates displayed at checkout will reflect the rates from your newly set main third-party account. 4. If you had previously added the third-party account as an additional account, you can now remove the duplicate entry by navigating to **App > Settings > Additional Account**, selecting the third-party account, and clicking **Delete**. This process ensures that your billing and shipping rates align with the account you are currently using to pay shipments.

How can I set the customs fees to be paid by the consignee instead of myself in PluginHive?

In the PluginHive app, the Duties Payment Type is configured as "Recipient" by default. This means that the customs fees and duties are automatically charged to and paid by the consignee (recipient) rather than the sender. No additional setup is needed, as this setting ensures that the consignee handles the payment of customs fees.

How can I set the default "Duties Payment Type" to Recipient instead of Sender to avoid manually changing it every time?

To set the default "Duties Payment Type" to Recipient, follow these steps: 1. Log in to your PluginHive account. 2. Navigate to **App Settings** in the main menu. 3. Go to **Account Settings** within the App Settings section. 4. Locate the **Duties Payment Type** option. 5. Change the setting from **Sender** to **Recipient**. 6. Save the changes. Once updated, all shipments will default to "Recipient" for Duties Payment Type, preventing the setting from reverting to "Sender" upon submission.

How can I set the default 'Duties Payment Type' to Sender for all orders in PluginHive?

To set the default Duties Payment Type to Sender for all orders, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to **App Settings** in your PluginHive dashboard. 2. Go to **Account Settings**. 3. Click on your **Account Number**. 4. Find the section labeled **Duties and Shipping Payments**. 5. Select **Sender** as the default Duties Payment Type. This will ensure that all new orders use the Sender option by default without needing to set it manually on each order screen.

How can I set the default duties and tax payment to "Recipient" in the app so I don't have to change this manually for each label, including during bulk label creation?

To set the default duties and taxes payment to "Recipient," follow these steps: 1. Navigate to **App Settings** within your PluginHive app. 2. Go to **Account Settings**. 3. Expand the **Duties and Shipping Payments** section. 4. Locate the **Duties Payment Type** option. 5. Select **Recipient** as the default payor for duties and taxes. This setting ensures duties and taxes are automatically assigned to the recipient by default, eliminating the need to manually change it per label or during bulk label creation.

How can I set up the PluginHive PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app on a staging site to test its functionality?

The PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app is designed to work only on live stores because the subscription payment cannot be processed on staging or development stores. As a result, it is not possible to install or use the app on a staging site for testing purposes. To test the app’s functionality, you will need to use it on a live store. If you require testing before going live, consider setting up a separate live store environment or contacting support for alternative options.

How can I set up third-party billing using a vendor’s FedEx account in the PluginHive Ship Rate & Track app on Shopify Plus?

To set up third-party billing with a vendor’s FedEx account in the PluginHive Ship Rate & Track app, follow these steps: 1. Ensure the PluginHive Ship Rate & Track app is installed and your FedEx account is added in the app settings. 2. Access the third-party billing setup option, which may not be directly visible under "Account Settings" in the app UI. 3. Refer to the detailed video guide provided by PluginHive support that demonstrates how to input the third-party FedEx account number, billing ZIP code, and country within the app. 4. Follow the video instructions carefully to enter the vendor’s FedEx account details correctly. 5. If additional assistance is needed, you can schedule a support call with PluginHive through their booking link to get personalized help. If you have not received the video tutorial or setup instructions, contact PluginHive support to request it via email or schedule a call for guided help.

How can I start the 15-day free trial for the PluginHive FedEx shipping app without being prompted to make a payment immediately?

To start the 15-day free trial for the PluginHive FedEx shipping app, follow these steps: 1. Install the app directly from the Shopify App Store using this link: https://apps.shopify.com/fedex-shipping. 2. Complete the installation process through Shopify. The 15-day free trial will activate automatically once the app is installed. 3. During the trial period, you can use all app features without making any payment. 4. After the trial expires, the app will then prompt you for payment to continue usage. If you face any issues or need assistance during installation, PluginHive support is available to help.

How can I stop being billed for the PluginHive app if I no longer want to use it?

To prevent further charges, you must uninstall the PluginHive app from your Shopify store. Shopify stops billing for apps once they are removed. Follow these steps to uninstall the app: 1. Log into your Shopify admin panel. 2. Navigate to the “Apps” section from the sidebar. 3. Locate the PluginHive app in your list of installed apps. 4. Click the “Delete” or “Uninstall” button beside the app name. 5. Confirm the uninstallation when prompted to ensure the app is removed. After uninstallation, Shopify will discontinue all billing for the app starting with the next billing cycle.

How can I stop being charged for an app subscription on Shopify if I no longer want to use it?

Shopify billing for apps is automatically managed through the Shopify platform. Charges begin after the app’s trial period ends if the app remains installed on your store. To stop further charges, you must uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Simply removing the app will prevent future billing. Always ensure the app is uninstalled promptly after deciding not to use it to avoid additional charges.

How can I stop being charged for the app if I no longer want to use it?

To prevent further charges, you need to uninstall the app from your Shopify store. Shopify billing for apps stops once the app is removed. Here are the steps to uninstall the app: 1. Log into your Shopify admin panel. 2. Navigate to the Apps section. 3. Find the PluginHive app in your installed apps list. 4. Click "Delete" or "Uninstall" next to the app name. 5. Confirm the uninstallation when prompted. Once uninstalled, Shopify will discontinue billing for that app in the next billing cycle.

How can I stop being charged monthly fees for the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app on my Shopify store?

Shopify handles the billing for all active apps installed through its platform. Charges for the PH Ship Rate & Track app begin after the trial period ends and continue as long as the app remains installed on your store. To prevent any further monthly charges, you need to uninstall the app from your Shopify store if you no longer wish to use it. Simply removing the app before the trial expires or uninstalling it afterward will stop Shopify from billing you.

How can I subscribe to the paid PluginHive Ship, Rate & Track for FedEx app after the free trial period ends?

The PluginHive Ship, Rate & Track for FedEx app subscription costs $19 USD per month. The billing and payment process is handled directly through Shopify. To subscribe after the trial ends, you need to activate the app subscription via your Shopify admin where the app is installed. If you do not see the option to subscribe, ensure the app is installed and active on your store. For further subscription management or payment issues, use Shopify’s billing interface within your store admin.

How can I switch back to the old UI in the app if I need to use it temporarily?

To switch back to the old UI temporarily, follow these steps: 1. Open the app. 2. Locate and click on the warning message about the New UI at the top of the screen. 3. Select the option labeled "I would like to switch to the old UI." 4. Submit your selection. This will revert your interface to the old layout, allowing you to continue using it while preparing to transition fully to the new UI.

How can I troubleshoot and prevent unexpected high shipping charges using PluginHive with FedEx?

To troubleshoot and prevent unexpected high shipping costs: 1. **Validate Product Data:** Ensure all product weights and dimensions are accurate in the app before generating shipping rates and labels. 2. **Review Package Weight:** Confirm that the actual package weight and dimensions correspond to those entered in the app to avoid discrepancies with FedEx billing weight. 3. **Duty and Tax Settings:** – Verify “Duties Payment Type” is set correctly to either Sender or Recipient based on your policy. – Decide if duties and taxes should be displayed at checkout via the “Include Duties and Taxes in the Rates at Checkout” setting. 4. **Label Creation:** Check the duties payment option on each shipment before generating the label to prevent accidental selection. 5. **Communicate with FedEx:** If invoice charges differ from shipping label charges, contact FedEx support with relevant documentation to understand why. 6. **Bulk Shipping Workflow:** Ensure bulk order processing steps do not override these key settings unintentionally. 7. **Support Assistance:** If needed, schedule a call with PluginHive support to clarify settings and workflow. Following these steps will help maintain predictable shipping expenses and reduce billing surprises.

How can I unsubscribe or cancel my subscription to the app?

To unsubscribe or cancel your app subscription, you need to manage your subscription through your Shopify admin or app billing settings. Typically, this involves: 1. Logging into your Shopify store admin. 2. Navigating to the “Apps” section. 3. Finding the app you want to cancel. 4. Selecting the option to cancel or unsubscribe from the app’s billing. If you encounter any issues during this process, you can reach out to the app support team for assistance.

How can I update my packing slip template using PluginHive apps?

To update the packing slip template in PluginHive apps: 1. Access your Shopify admin or the PluginHive app dashboard. 2. Navigate to the packing slip or invoice settings section. 3. Use the template editor provided to customize your packing list design, including adding barcodes or QR codes representing order details. 4. Save your changes and test printing a packing slip using a sample order to ensure the barcode and QR codes appear correctly. If you need specific assistance with template customization, contact PluginHive support for detailed guidance and best practices.

How can I update the personal details (first name, last name, email, and phone number) associated with my FedEx account connected through the PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx app on Shopify?

To update your personal details for your FedEx account (such as first name, last name, email, and phone number), you need to make these changes directly on the FedEx website (fedex.com). If your FedEx account number remains the same, you do not need to update the information separately within the PluginHive app on Shopify, as the app uses the FedEx account credentials for shipping services. Make sure your FedEx account information is current on fedex.com to ensure smooth integration and accurate billing.

How can I update the “Bill Duties and Charges” option in PluginHive to “O” as per FedEx’s requirement?

Updating the “Bill Duties and Charges” value to “O” requires configuring the billing settings in PluginHive to match FedEx’s requirements: 1. Confirm with FedEx what “O” stands for and if third party account details are needed. 2. In the PluginHive app: – Go to **App Settings** -> **Account Settings** -> **Duties and Shipping Payments**. – Set the **Duties Payment Type** to the appropriate option (usually “Third Party FedEx Account” for “O”). – Enter any required account details. 3. If you do not have the necessary third party account details, do not finalize the change until you get clarification from FedEx. 4. Once FedEx confirms the exact process, you can proceed with the update in the PluginHive app. If further assistance is needed after you confirm the billing type with FedEx, you can reach out to PluginHive support for help with the configuration.

How can I use the Desc 2 or Desc 3 fields in FedEx auto labels, especially if I want to fill them with descriptions from an external billing software like Odoo rather than Shopify data?

Currently, the PluginHive app auto-label fields such as Desc 1, Desc 2, and Desc 3 are populated based on Shopify product information. If you want to include descriptions from an external billing software like Odoo, which is not integrated directly with the app, you have two main options: 1. **Manual Entry:** You can manually edit or fill the Desc fields if the app interface allows it, by entering the required description for each order or product before generating the label. 2. **Custom Integration:** Since direct integration with Odoo is not available, you may consider developing a custom middleware or using Shopify’s product metafields/custom attributes to transfer the relevant descriptions from Odoo to Shopify. Once the descriptions are available in Shopify fields that the app reads, they will appear in the corresponding Desc fields on FedEx labels. For tailored guidance and troubleshooting, a Zoom session can be arranged where PluginHive support can assist with setting up or advising on these workarounds.

How can I verify and configure payment types for duties and shipping charges in PluginHive?

To verify and configure payment types in PluginHive: 1. Navigate to App → Settings → Account Settings. 2. Locate the 'Duties Payment Type' option and choose either:  - 'Sender' (you pay duties)  - 'Recipient' (customer pays duties upon delivery) 3. Locate the 'Shipment Charge Payer' option and select either:  - 'Sender' (you pay shipping fees and invoice FedEx; collect shipping cost from customers upfront)  - 'Collect' (FedEx collects shipping from the recipient at delivery; no upfront customer charge) 4. Save settings. Note that changes only apply to new shipping labels created after the update. Previously generated labels retain their original payment settings. To apply new settings, generate new shipping labels after configuration.

How can I verify if FedEx One Rate labels were generated for specific orders in the PluginHive app, and why might the FedEx charges be higher than expected?

To verify the label type generated for specific orders, the app indicates which FedEx packaging was used for shipping labels. For example, labels for orders 18526 and 18541 were generated using the FedEx Pak (dimensions 15.5 x 12 x 1.5 inches, max 5.5 lbs) with a cost of $10.36 each. If you are charged more than this amount on your FedEx invoice, it may be due to: 1. The package weight exceeding 5.5 lbs, or 2. Package dimensions being larger than the FedEx Pak size. To check, compare the FedEx billing invoice’s reported weight and box size against the one used by the PluginHive app. FedEx charges are based on actual package size and weight; therefore, confirming accurate weight and box selection in the app before label creation is essential.

How can I verify whether the inventory in Shopify and PluginHive backend is updated correctly with batch/lot numbers and expiry dates?

To verify and update inventory details including batch/lot numbers and expiry dates: 1. Access your Shopify store’s inventory section where physical stock quantities are maintained. Ensure the quantities are accurate and match your physical inventory. 2. In PluginHive or the associated backend system, locate the inbound shipment or product management section. 3. Check that batch/lot numbers and expiry dates have been entered for each SKU. PluginHive allows updating these fields for inbound shipments. 4. Confirm the data matches the physical stock received and documented in invoices. 5. Regularly synchronize Shopify inventory with PluginHive to maintain accuracy across systems. 6. If needed, contact PluginHive support for assistance in updating or troubleshooting batch and expiry date information.

How can I verify which FedEx account is used during bulk label generation in PluginHive?

The FedEx account used during bulk label generation is determined by the ShipTo Country configuration for each FedEx account in your PluginHive settings. Orders shipping to a specific country will automatically use the FedEx account assigned to that country. To verify or change this: – Log in to your PluginHive dashboard. – Navigate to the FedEx accounts configuration section. – Check which FedEx account is assigned to the relevant ShipTo Country (e.g., United States). – Update the assignment if necessary to ensure the correct account is used when generating bulk labels. – Test bulk label generation after changes to confirm it uses the correct FedEx account.

How can PluginHive support investigate and fix the blank page issue during label generation if it is not reproducible?

To investigate the blank page issue thoroughly, support often needs to recreate the problem. You can assist by: 1. Providing an unfulfilled Shopify order number with a custom or problematic product (for example, a variant that was removed). 2. If no such order exists, consider creating a sample order replicating the scenario that causes the blank page. 3. Sharing this order information with PluginHive support allows them to attempt label generation and identify the exact error or integration failure. If creating a sample order is not feasible, report future occurrences promptly to enable faster diagnosis. This process helps the PluginHive development team isolate and resolve the root cause of the blank page.

How do I add my FedEx account to the PluginHive app to start using it?

To begin using the PluginHive app with FedEx, you need to add your FedEx account details during app registration. Specifically, you will require your FedEx 9-digit Account Number and the associated Billing Address. Enter these details on the registration page of the app. If you need assistance with setting up the app or have any queries, you can schedule an onboarding call with the PluginHive support team via their provided appointment link.

How do I cancel a FedEx label directly if I cannot cancel it through the PluginHive app, and why might some labels created weeks ago have been cancelable through the app?

To cancel a FedEx label directly when it cannot be canceled via the PluginHive app: 1. Contact FedEx customer support via phone or their online portal to request label cancellation, providing your shipment details and label number. 2. If the label has not been scanned by FedEx, typically no charges will be applied, and they may be able to cancel the label on their end. 3. If the label has already been scanned or the package is in transit or delivered, cancellation is not possible. Regarding labels canceled weeks ago through the app, standard FedEx policy prevents cancellations after 24 hours. It is unclear how such cancellations were processed; it might have been due to specific FedEx account privileges or a system discrepancy. However, current cancellations beyond 24 hours require direct FedEx intervention.

How do I cancel my subscription for the PH Ship Rate & Track app for FedEx?

To cancel your subscription for the PH Ship Rate & Track app, uninstall the app directly from your Shopify store. Uninstalling the app will automatically stop the subscription and prevent any further charges. If you need additional help during the process, support is available to assist you.

How do I cancel my subscription in the app?

To cancel your subscription, simply uninstall the app from your store. Once the app is uninstalled, the subscription will be automatically canceled, and you will no longer be charged. There is no need to take any additional steps within the app to stop the subscription. If you encounter any difficulties or have questions before uninstalling, support can assist you further.

How do I change an existing warehouse location within the PluginHive app?

To change an existing warehouse location: 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel. 2. Navigate to **Settings** > **Locations**. 3. Edit the address details of your existing warehouse location there. The app will automatically fetch the updated location details from Shopify for order fulfillment and label generation.

How do I change the sender to pay tax duties in PluginHive?

To set the sender as the payer of tax duties in PluginHive, follow these steps: 1. Log in to your PluginHive app dashboard. 2. Navigate to **Account Settings**. 3. Locate the **Duties and Shipping Payments** section. 4. Change the payment responsibility setting from **Recipient** (customer) to **Sender** (you). This ensures that you will be charged for and responsible to pay import taxes and duties when packages arrive at the destination. 5. Save the changes to apply this setting. Confirm that this setting aligns with your shipping profiles on Shopify to avoid conflicts in payment handling.

How do I change the setting for duties payment type in PluginHive?

To update the Duties Payment type in PluginHive, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to **App Settings** in your PluginHive dashboard. 2. Go to **Account Settings**. 3. Select **Duties and Shipping Payments**. 4. Update the **Payment type** to your preferred option. 5. Click **Save** to apply the changes. This will update the duties payment method for your shipments.

How do I ensure consistent FedEx shipping rates between checkout and label generation using the PluginHive app?

To maintain consistent FedEx shipping rates: 1. Verify all product weights and package dimensions are accurate in Shopify; these sync automatically to the app. 2. In the PluginHive app, enable both FedEx App rates and your FedEx account rates to provide options. 3. Generate shipping labels exclusively through the app by navigating to the order, clicking “More Actions,” then selecting “Create Shipping Label.” Avoid using Shopify’s native “Create Shipping Label” button on the order page, as it does not support FedEx One Rate pricing or negotiated rates fetched by the app. 4. If you apply handling fees in the app settings, understand these will adjust the displayed rates accordingly. Following these steps ensures that the shipping rates customers are charged at checkout match the shipping label costs you pay to FedEx.

How do I file a claim for a lost order shipped through the PluginHive app?

Currently, the PluginHive app does not support filing lost package claims directly through the app. For lost orders shipped via FedEx, you must contact FedEx directly to file your claim. Use your shipment’s tracking number as a reference when submitting the claim. This is necessary because FedEx requires all lost package claims to be submitted through their own system for verification and processing. If you need assistance, you can also reach out to your FedEx representative for further guidance.

How do I manually change the package type in the PluginHive app to select a specific FedEx box for a shipment?

To manually change the package type when creating or editing a shipment in PluginHive: 1. Open the shipment details for the order you want to ship. 2. Locate the packaging or box type selection option in the shipment creation screen. 3. Select the desired FedEx packaging option from the dropdown or list (e.g., FedEx Pak, Small Box, Medium Box, Extra Large Box). 4. Save or update the shipment to apply the selected package type. By selecting the correct box manually, you can override the default automatic selection, allowing better control over shipping costs and packaging. However, ensure the selected box size can physically accommodate the products.

How do I properly install and set up the PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app on my Shopify store?

To correctly install and set up the PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app, follow these steps: 1. First, ensure the PH Ship Rate and Track for FedEx app is installed on your Shopify store. This is a prerequisite before adding your FedEx account details. 2. Open the app within your Shopify admin and proceed to the FedEx account configuration section. 3. Enter your FedEx Registered Billing Address accurately, as used in your FedEx account, to avoid setup errors. 4. Complete any additional required fields such as account number or API credentials if prompted. 5. Save the configuration and verify that the app successfully connects to your FedEx account, enabling shipping rates and tracking functionalities. If you face difficulties during installation or setup, please contact PluginHive Support, who can assist you via scheduled Zoom sessions.

How do I request a refund for an app subscription charge on Shopify?

To request a refund for an app charge, first uninstall the app from your Shopify store to stop further billing. Then, you should contact the app’s support team and confirm that the app has been uninstalled. Upon confirmation, the app support team can process and initiate a refund for the recent transaction. Make sure to provide proof or confirmation of the app’s removal in your refund request to expedite the process.

How do I set up the PluginHive app for FedEx shipping integration?

To set up the PluginHive app for FedEx shipping, follow these steps: 1. Ensure you have your FedEx Account Number and Billing Details ready. 2. Provide these details in the PluginHive app so your FedEx account can be linked. 3. Once the account is added, the app will be configured to manage FedEx shipping services. If you do not have your FedEx Account Number and Billing Details, please obtain them from your FedEx account or billing department before proceeding with the setup.

How do I stop billing for the PluginHive app? Is uninstalling the app sufficient to cancel the subscription?

Yes, uninstalling the PluginHive app will automatically cancel your subscription, and you will no longer be charged. To stop billing, simply uninstall the app from your store’s admin panel. No additional cancellation steps are required.

How does an expired credit card affect FedEx shipping label generation in PluginHive, and what should I do if this happens?

An expired credit card linked to your FedEx account can cause label generation to fail due to inactive billing status. To fix this: 1. Update your FedEx account billing information with a current, valid credit card. This can be done by logging into your FedEx account or by contacting FedEx customer support. 2. After updating the payment method, try generating the shipping label again through the PluginHive app. 3. If the issue continues, verify with FedEx whether the account is fully active and authorized for label creation. 4. Reach out to PluginHive support if you still face difficulties after confirming payment and account status.

How does billing and refund work for PluginHive apps installed on Shopify stores, and what should I do if I want to stop charges?

Shopify manages billing for all apps installed on its platform. Charges for PluginHive apps begin once the free trial period ends and the app remains installed on your store beyond that period. To stop further charges: 1. Uninstall the PluginHive app from your Shopify store if you no longer wish to use it. 2. PluginHive offers a 30-day refund policy for charges billed in the last 30 days. To request a refund: – Confirm the app is uninstalled from your store. – Notify PluginHive support via email confirming the uninstallation. 3. Upon confirmation, PluginHive can process the refund accordingly.

How does billing work for the PH Ship Rate & Tracking Shop app by PluginHive on Shopify, and when are charges applied?

Shopify manages all billing for apps installed via its platform. For the PH Ship Rate & Tracking Shop app: 1. A 14-day free trial period begins upon app installation. 2. Charges start only after the trial period ends, provided the app remains installed. 3. Billing is calculated monthly, where each month covers 30 days. 4. In the reported case, the app was installed on 2024-04-26 and uninstalled on 2025-06-20, resulting in 419 days of total installation, including 405 days of paid subscription (after the trial ended). 5. Since the app is now uninstalled, no further charges will be applied.

How does PluginHive handle subscription charges and refunds for stores that have been closed but had apps installed?

PluginHive’s subscription charges are generally based on active app installations and usage per billing cycle. If a store had PluginHive apps (such as the PH Ship Rate & Track or Multi Carrier Shipping Label apps) installed and was charged despite no app activity, especially after the store was closed, the following applies: 1. Subscription charges may continue until the app is uninstalled or the subscription is canceled. 2. In case the store has been closed, and you were still charged, you should contact PluginHive support with the store details and dates of closure. 3. PluginHive support will review the account activity, installation history, and billing records to assess the eligibility for refund. 4. Refund decisions depend on the usage and terms agreed during installation and may vary case-by-case. 5. To avoid unexpected charges, always uninstall the app and cancel the subscription before closing the store. 6. For any billing or refund concerns, contacting PluginHive support promptly with complete information is recommended for timely resolution.

How does Shopify handle billing for the app, and when are charges applied?

Shopify manages billing for apps installed on its platform as follows: 1. Charges for apps generally begin after the trial period ends. 2. If the app remains installed beyond the trial period, Shopify will start billing your store for its subscription fees automatically. 3. All payments and invoices for the app are managed within your Shopify admin. 4. To avoid charges, uninstall the app before the trial expires. Let me know if you need help reviewing your billing status or managing app subscriptions.

How does the app handle product dimensions for bundled or multiple item products, especially when items are not physically attached?

The app works with Shopify product details and expects dimensions per individual product. If you sell multiple items as bundles but they are not physically attached (e.g., multiple loose items), the app does not aggregate or multiply the dimensions into a single combined package size (e.g., 6x5x3 x2 is treated as 2 separate items, not a larger box of 12x10x6). Therefore: – You should enter product dimensions for each SKU as individual units. – The app will calculate packaging based on the individual product dimensions of the items in the order. – For bundles, treat each item separately rather than as a single, larger box unless physically packaged together and dimensioned accordingly in Shopify.

How does the PluginHive app handle capturing sender and receiver details in FedEx shipments with respect to payment terms?

The PluginHive app aligns with FedEx business rules regarding payment terms and email triggers as follows: 1. The app settings include fields for Duties Payment Type and Shipping Charges Payment Type, which determine who pays for these charges (Sender or Receiver). 2. If both payment types are set to "Sender," the app backend captures only the sender’s details and email address. It does not capture or share the receiver/consignee’s details or email address in this scenario. 3. The triggering of custom/KYC emails by FedEx is based on these payment terms; if the sender is responsible for payment, FedEx sends emails only including sender information. 4. Therefore, ensuring the app is configured correctly regarding payment type settings is critical to controlling whether sender or receiver information is shared with FedEx and subsequently included in emails sent to end customers.

How does the PluginHive app handle shipping multiple boxes under one order number when weight-based packaging is enabled?

When weight-based packaging is enabled in the PluginHive app with a maximum weight limit (e.g., 50 lbs), the app automatically determines the number of packages as follows: 1. If the total weight of items is up to the specified maximum weight (50 lbs in this case), the shipment is considered a single package. 2. If the total weight exceeds the maximum weight, the order is split into multiple packages each respecting the weight limit. You can configure and optimize this packaging process by following the detailed guides available here: – Configure Parcel Packing: https://www.pluginhive.com/set-up-shopify-fedex-rates-labels-tracking-app/#configure_parcel_packing – Pack Products Optimally: https://www.pluginhive.com/knowledge-base/pack-products-optimally-and-save-shipping-costs-with-shopify-fedex-app/ These resources help ensure your products are packed efficiently to save on shipping costs and manage multiple packages under a single order number.

How is the FedEx tracking number included in Shopify order tracking emails when using the PluginHive FedEx app?

The FedEx tracking number is generated in the PluginHive app during order fulfillment. Once generated, the app updates the Shopify order with this tracking number. Shopify then automatically sends tracking emails to customers based on the order information in Shopify. The PluginHive app does not control the contents or design of the tracking emails; customization of these emails must be performed within Shopify’s notification templates or through Shopify support.

How is the FedEx tracking number inserted into the order tracking email sent to customers when using the "PH Ship Rate & Track for FedEx" app on Shopify?

The FedEx tracking number is generated through the PluginHive app during order fulfillment. Once the order is fulfilled and the tracking number is generated via the app, Shopify automatically updates the order with this tracking number. Shopify then sends the order tracking email to customers including the tracking number fetched from the updated order details. The app itself does not control the content or customization of tracking emails—this is handled by Shopify. For any customization or changes to how tracking information appears in the email, you will need to consult Shopify support or modify Shopify’s notification templates.

How should I manage multiple FedEx pickup locations or warehouses to avoid pickup scheduling issues?

To avoid operational confusion and pickup scheduling issues when shipping from multiple locations: 1. Create separate FedEx accounts for each warehouse or shipping location under the same pricing structure if possible. For example, create an account titled “Chef Supplies C/O Champion” with the warehouse address and contact information. 2. Set up billing arrangements so the “child” accounts roll up charges to the “parent” account for consolidated billing and reporting. 3. Ensure that pickup scheduling and FedEx services are correctly aligned to the addresses and accounts serving that location. 4. Confirm locally available pickup services and cutoff times for each account/location with FedEx to avoid scheduling failures due to wrong timing or service mismatches. 5. Consult your FedEx account executive to assist with setting up these accounts and billing hierarchies properly.

How should store owners manage fulfillment notifications when shipping orders in multiple packages?

Store owners should be aware that Shopify sends automated email notifications for each fulfillment update when orders are shipped in multiple packages. Since there is no option to consolidate these emails currently, the best practice is to inform customers that they will receive separate tracking notifications for each package. Alternatively, merchants may explore custom email solutions or third-party services outside Shopify’s default system if consolidated notifications are needed, keeping in mind these are not standard Shopify features.

How to resolve label generation errors caused by incomplete or incorrect XML for Duties Payment in FedEx requests?

Ensure the XML in the FedEx request includes the correct Duties Payment fields according to the billing arrangement: – If billing duties to the recipient and no FedEx account number is required by FedEx service, only include: “` <ns:DutiesPayment> <ns:PaymentType>RECIPIENT</ns:PaymentType> </ns:DutiesPayment> “` – If FedEx requires an account number for recipient billing (e.g., Connect Plus), include: “` <ns:DutiesPayment> <ns:PaymentType>RECIPIENT</ns:PaymentType> <ns:Payor> <ns:ResponsibleParty> <ns:AccountNumber>VALID_ACCOUNT_NUMBER</ns:AccountNumber> </ns:ResponsibleParty> </ns:Payor> </ns:DutiesPayment> “` Avoid sending empty or placeholder tags for account number or contact details as this can cause errors.

How will I know that the refund for my PluginHive app subscription has been processed?

After you uninstall the app and confirm the uninstallation with PluginHive support, they will verify the app removal from your store. Once confirmed and upon receipt of payment from Shopify, PluginHive will process the refund and notify you upon completion. You will receive a confirmation message indicating the refund has been made.

I am on step 3 "Account Health" and I receive the error message: 0105 General Error. How do I proceed forward?

Please try removing and then re-adding your FedEx account to the app. This often resolves transient issues related to account connectivity. If the error persists after re-adding the account, check the billing address details associated with your FedEx account, as inaccuracies there can also cause errors. Verify these details with your FedEx Representative and ensure the billing address registered in the app matches exactly. You can also share a FedEx invoice to cross-check the billing address details entered.

I have uninstalled the PluginHive app but I am still being charged. How can I resolve this issue?

If you have previously uninstalled the app but are still receiving charges, please: 1. Verify that the app is fully uninstalled by checking Shopify under **Settings** > **Apps and sales channels** to ensure the app no longer appears in your list. 2. Confirm there is an uninstallation event recorded in your Shopify timeline for the app removal. If there is no record, the app may still be active. 3. If the app appears uninstalled yet charges persist, request the PluginHive support team to review their app usage logs and billing events to confirm the uninstallation date and subscription status. 4. Provide the support team with the charge details and timeline to assist with reconciliation. 5. Schedule a meeting with PluginHive support if needed to discuss and clarify your subscription status directly.

I updated the Duties Payment Type to Recipient and the Shipping Charges Payment Type to Collect, but I was still charged for my customers' shipping costs. Is this the correct setup, and why was I charged instead of my customers?

If you updated the payment types after generating shipping labels, those changes will not apply retroactively to existing labels. In your case, the shipping labels for the orders were created with both shipment charge and duties payment types set as 'Sender.' This means you were billed for those shipments. The updated settings "Duties Payment Type: Recipient" and "Shipment Charge Payer: Collect" only apply to new labels generated after the change. To confirm this: 1. Check App → Settings → Account Settings to verify current settings. 2. Generate new labels after updating payment types. 3. New shipments will then reflect these updated payment options. If the shipment charge payer is set as 'Collect,' FedEx will collect the shipping cost from your customers upon delivery. If you are already charging customers for shipping at checkout and want to avoid paying FedEx yourself, consider setting the shipment charge payer as 'Sender' so your customers pay you upfront, and you handle the FedEx payment.

If I see third-party insurance applied by default in the PluginHive app, is it from Shipsurance or another external provider?

No, the insurance applied by the PluginHive app is never from Shipsurance or any other third-party insurance company. The insurance data shared via the app is sent directly to FedEx and is part of the carrier’s official insurance coverage. The term “third-party” in the app settings refers to billing or payment arrangements and not the insurance provider. You can verify coverage details directly with FedEx for confirmation.

If I set the Duties Payment Type as FedEx 3rd Party, will the charges be billed directly to the associated FedEx account?

Yes, if you select the Duties and Payments type as a Third Party FedEx account, the applicable duties and shipping charges will be billed directly to the provided Third Party Account Number. This means the amount will be deducted from that FedEx account rather than the sender or recipient.

If I set the shipment charge payment type to “Sender,” will the shipping cost paid by the customer at checkout be automatically deducted when creating the shipping label, or will I have to pay manually? How can I ensure the customer covers the shipping cost?

Setting the shipment charge payment type to 'Sender' means FedEx will bill you directly after shipment on an invoice basis—payment is not automatically deducted from what the customer paid at checkout. You will need to pay FedEx manually or via their invoice payment process. Specifically: 1. You collect the shipping cost from the customer at order placement during checkout. 2. FedEx bills you as the sender directly after shipment, based on usage. 3. You pay FedEx according to their invoice and payment terms. To ensure customers cover shipping costs, charge them during checkout rather than relying on FedEx to collect payment on delivery. Note that if the payment type is 'Collect,' FedEx attempts to collect shipping charges directly from the customer upon delivery, like a cash-on-delivery service, and you do not need to charge customers upfront in that case.

If I uninstall the PluginHive app from my store, will my subscription be canceled and monthly charges stopped automatically?

Yes. Once you uninstall the PluginHive app from your store, your subscription is automatically canceled, and you will no longer be charged monthly. There is no additional step required to stop billing after uninstallation. If you face any issues or need confirmation, you can contact PluginHive support for assistance.

If I uninstall the PluginHive app, will the subscription stop and will I still be charged?

Uninstalling the PluginHive app will automatically cancel the subscription, and you will no longer be charged. Please note that Shopify manages all billing for apps on its platform. Charges begin after the trial period ends and the app remains installed on your store. Once you uninstall the app post-trial, the subscription is cancelled, stopping any further charges.

If I use the same FedEx account for multiple Shopify stores with the PH Ship, Rate & Track app, will I be billed separately for each store?

Yes, each Shopify store requires its own subscription for the PH Ship, Rate & Track app, regardless of whether the same FedEx account is used. The monthly subscription fee of $19 applies per store independently. This means if you install and use the app on multiple stores, you will incur a separate $19 monthly charge for each store. Each store’s app subscription and configuration are managed independently, so billing is done on a per-store basis.

Is it possible to access shipping rates on the Shopify back end without displaying them to customers, so that shipping can be handled off Shopify instead of using FedEx directly?

Yes, you can view and utilize shipping rates internally on your Shopify back end to facilitate shipping outside of the FedEx website. PluginHive supports order processing with FedEx services and label generation, allowing you to manage shipping without showing rates to customers. For detailed guidance on setting up and using FedEx shipping through Shopify, consult the PluginHive knowledge base article here: https://www.pluginhive.com/knowledge-base/setting-up-shopify-fedex-app/#auto_manual_label. Additionally, you can schedule a call with PluginHive support via their appointment link for personalized assistance.

Is it possible to add a declared value when generating a label manually using the Single Label Generation page for FedEx shipments?

No, it is not possible to add a Declared Value directly on the Manual/Single Label Generation page. The Declared Value must be assigned at the product level within the app on the App Products page. The app then applies this value wherever necessary during shipment processing. If you need declared value entry during manual label creation, you would need to handle it through the product settings rather than the single label interface.

Is it possible to configure the PluginHive app so that FedEx sends custom clearance emails to the store's email address instead of the customer's email?

The PluginHive app does not control the email addresses used by FedEx for custom clearance notifications. These emails are sent directly by FedEx based on the shipment details and are not configurable through the app. However, you can configure who is liable for duties payment, which might influence related communication: 1. Navigate to **App Settings** > **Account Settings**. 2. Expand the **Duties and Shipping Payments** section. 3. Set the **Duties Payment Type** according to your requirements (e.g., sender liable or recipient liable). For changes related specifically to which email FedEx uses for custom clearance emails, you will need to contact FedEx support directly, as this setting is managed on their side.

Is it possible to enable duties and taxes billing for only certain countries within the PluginHive app?

Yes, you can configure billing duties for specific countries by using multiple FedEx accounts within the PluginHive app. Here’s how: 1. Add an additional FedEx account in the app by navigating to **App > Settings > Account Settings > Add Additional Account**. 2. Connect the additional FedEx account with its own credentials and address. 3. Under this additional account, specify the **Ship to Countries** where you want the duties to be billed differently (e.g., charging recipients only in these countries). 4. The default FedEx account will cover all other countries not listed under the additional account. This setup allows you to assign different duties payment types (sender or recipient) country-wise by managing multiple FedEx accounts in the app. Contact support if you need assistance with configuring additional accounts or managing country-specific duties billing.

Is it possible to export labels, AWB, and invoices as separate PDF documents in PluginHive?

Yes, PluginHive generates the label, AWB, and invoice as individual PDF documents. When you click on "Print Document," all these files are displayed together for convenience, but you can download each document separately to have them as individual PDFs.

Is it possible to have two third-party billing accounts in the FedEx app for Shopify to handle dropshipping for different clients?

You cannot configure two third-party billing accounts simultaneously for bulk label generation in the FedEx app. However, you can add another FedEx account in the app with the same FedEx Account Number but updated Third Party Billing information. When generating labels individually using the Single Label Generation feature, you can manually select which FedEx account (and its third-party billing details) to use for that particular label. Note that this selective billing option only works for single label generation, not for bulk label creation.

¿Qué debo hacer para completar el proceso de evaluación de etiquetas de FedEx y poder crear etiquetas automáticamente en mi tienda Shopify usando PluginHive?

Para completar el proceso de evaluación de etiquetas de FedEx y habilitar la generación automática de etiquetas en tu tienda Shopify con PluginHive, sigue estos pasos: 1. Asegúrate de que tu cuenta FedEx esté correctamente conectada con PluginHive. El sistema verifica que la evaluación de etiquetas y la clasificación de direcciones estén activas en tu cuenta. 2. Una vez confirmado, intenta procesar envíos para verificar que la generación de etiquetas funcione correctamente. 3. Para más detalles sobre la configuración y el uso de etiquetas automáticas o manuales, consulta el siguiente artículo: https://www.pluginhive.com/knowledge-base/setting-up-shopify-fedex-app/#auto_manual_label 4. Si necesitas ayuda personalizada para configurar o resolver cualquier inconveniente, puedes agendar una llamada con el equipo de soporte de PluginHive a través del enlace de citas: https://appointments.pluginhive.com/appointment/book-a-slot/?storeUrl=&email=&ticket=310839&key=1231738087104822 5. Si persiste algún problema, contacta al soporte para asistencia adicional. Esta evaluación es un requisito obligatorio de FedEx y al completar estos pasos, podrás crear etiquetas de envío automáticamente sin inconvenientes.

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