Adobe Commerce

Shipping rules assign the carrier and service to every order as it imports, based on weight, destination, order value, or product. Labels are ready to print without anyone choosing a carrier by hand.

Connect your store and orders start syncing automatically. Most brands are shipping within a few days, with no changes needed to your checkout or theme.

Yes, both are supported. Adobe Commerce is the licensed edition with the B2B suite built in. Magento Open Source is the free, self-hosted edition. They share the same core, so the dispatch workflow is identical on either.

Royal Mail, DPD, DPD Local, Evri, DHL, DHL Express, FedEx, InPost, Parcelforce, APC, DX, Parcel2Go, and Pro Carrier. Each ships on your own account and rates, with shipping rules deciding which one every order goes to.

Yes. Rules can route wholesale and retail orders differently using order value, product, or channel, so bulk orders go out on the right service while retail orders carry on as normal, all from one queue.

Yes. Multiple stores can be connected to one Zenstores account, with orders from all of them landing in a single queue. Label and carrier rules can differ by store.

Select the orders you want to ship and print the batch in one action. Labels go straight to your printer with no PDF to open and no print dialogue, and they come out in picking order.

No. Integrated labels put the shipping label and the dispatch note on one A4 sheet, so a laser or inkjet printer is enough. Any integrated label template works, and we recommend S4, S5, S7, S8, S16P, S19 or S20.

Scan each item against the order before the label prints. Barcode scan-to-pack with a scanner like the Zebra 2278 verifies contents at the bench, so mispicks are caught before the parcel leaves.

Yes. As soon as the label is created, the tracking number is written back to the order and the status is updated, so the customer notification goes out without anyone copying numbers over.