Release notes - August 2026

Highlighted updates

Suggested and automatic order consolidation

Shippit can now find orders to consolidate for you. Suggested consolidation shows a banner on the New Orders page when orders could ship together, so you can review them and combine them in one click. Automatic consolidation combines eligible orders going to the same address, from the same store and with the same service level, before they're booked, so users no longer need to consolidate these orders by hand. It’s a good fit for wholesalers, or for recipients who place multiple orders in the same day. Fewer consignments means lower freight and handling costs, with simpler tracking and reconciliation.

For more information, see the Consolidate orders article.

Shippit Pick & Pack app on Android

The Shippit Pick & Pack app is now available for Android on Google Play, so your warehouse team can pick and pack on the Android handhelds and Zebra scanners they already use.

Download Shippit Pick & Pack from Google Play.

Other updates

Catch duplicate orders early: Shippit now shows a warning on the New Orders page when two or more orders share the same retailer invoice number, which usually means the same order was synced twice. You can review each group and delete the duplicate, or ignore the warning and keep both orders. This helps you avoid paying for freight twice.

This is switched on automatically for all customers.

FedEx signature proof of delivery: Shippit now retrieves the signed proof of delivery for FedEx deliveries and shows it on the Shippit tracking page, just like the proof of delivery you already see for other carriers. Users no longer need to log in to the carrier's portal to find it.

This is available automatically for FedEx shipments. For more information, see the Get to know TNT/FedEx domestic article.

Set your default store: If you manage several stores, you can now choose a default store for New Booking. Shippit selects that store for you when you create a booking, instead of the first store in your list. Users no longer need to change the store on every booking, and fewer orders are booked against the wrong store.

To set it, open your Profile page and choose a store under Default location. Each user sets their own default, and it doesn't change permissions or pick-up locations.

PO numbers on Cin7 Core orders: A new Cin7 Core integration setting adds your customer's PO number in front of the invoice number (for example, PO-10001/SO-1001), so it carries through to your Shippit labels and manifests. You and your customers can trace any shipment back to its purchase order without cross-checking systems.

This setting is off by default - you can switch it on in your Cin7 Core integration settings.

Faster Oracle NetSuite integration with multi-location support: We've upgraded our NetSuite integration so your orders reach Shippit much faster, and added support for multi-location set-ups. Map each NetSuite location to a Shippit store, and orders route to the right warehouse automatically.

This is live for new customers. Existing customers can upgrade with an app update.

Skip tagged Shopify orders: Choose which Shopify order tags should stop an order syncing to Shippit, such as the tags you use for pre-orders or orders on hold. Orders with those tags are skipped automatically, so users no longer need to archive them in Shippit by hand.

To start using it, reach out to your Shippit account manager or the Shippit support team.

A clearer carrier settings page: The redesigned carrier settings page shows the full carrier set-up at a glance. Services (such as Allied Express Same Day) are grouped under each carrier, with status labels to see what’s active, switched off or needs attention. Search, service-level filters and store switching are also available. Quoting, allocation, rates and labels are unchanged.

The new page is available to all customers in Settings > Carriers. For more information, see the Carrier allocation article.

ZPL labels for Dragonfly: Dragonfly shipments can now print as ZPL labels on Zebra and other thermal printers, for single and multi-parcel shipments. If you already print ZPL labels for other carriers, you can now include Dragonfly. 

To start using it, reach out to your Shippit account manager to enable ZPL labels for Dragonfly, then choose your label format (text or image) in your settings.

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