Getting Started
Quick start guide for UPS ecommerce shipping. Create your account, connect your store, and ship your first package in minutes.
Step-by-Step Guide
Verify UPS Contract Status
Ensure you have a contract with UPS by checking your UPS Account Number. This is crucial for accessing UPS services.
To begin using UPS services, you must have an active contract. Verify this by checking your UPS Account Number. If you already have a contract, you can proceed to the next steps. If not, you will need to create an account on the UPS website.
Confirm Existing UPS Contract
If you have a contract, you are ready to proceed.
Having a contract means you can immediately start using UPS services. Ensure your account details are up-to-date.
Create UPS Account and Contract
If you do not have a contract, create an account on the UPS website.
Visit ups.com to create an account. The process is quick, taking less than 2 minutes, and will allow you to establish a contract to access UPS services.
→ https://www.ups.comSelect eCommerce Platform
Choose the eCommerce platform you currently use for selling products. This is necessary for integrating UPS services.
Identify the primary eCommerce platform you use, such as Shopify, WooCommerce, or others. This selection is crucial for setting up the correct integrations. If you use multiple platforms, you can add them later during the configuration process.
Register with UPS Shipping Dashboard
Create an account on the UPS Shipping Dashboard and link your UPS Account Number to connect your contract.
Register on the UPS Shipping Dashboard to manage your shipping needs. During registration, input your UPS Account Number to link your existing contract. After registration, configure the app by following the Configuration Guide available on eCommerce.Help.
→ https://eCommerce.HelpSelect Additional UPS Apps
Choose additional UPS applications to enhance your eCommerce operations, such as Live Rates or Access Points.
UPS offers a variety of applications to support different aspects of eCommerce, like providing real-time shipping rates or setting up access points for customer pickups. Evaluate which apps align with your business needs and integrate them to optimize your shipping and customer service processes.