This guide explains how to connect your DHL eCommerce UK account to StoreFeeder, so you can print DHL eCommerce UK labels when you despatch orders.
Before you start
You'll need these details from DHL. Ask your DHL account manager for them:
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
| API Username | The client ID DHL gives you. This is usually an email address. |
| API Password | The API key (secret) DHL gives you, in the format XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX. |
| Account Number (domestic), (euroad) and (international) | The account number for each type of account you have, usually a letter followed by 6 numbers. Fill in only the ones you have. |
| Customer Account Number | Your DHL customer account number, in the format CUS-XXXXXX. |
StoreFeeder can't generate or look these up for you: they come from DHL.
Step 1: Start a new integration
- Click Settings at the top right of the page. The Integration Manager opens.
- Click + New Integration, then select Courier as the integration type.
Step 2: Choose DHL eCommerce UK
Select DHL eCommerce UK from the list of couriers.
Step 3: Name the integration
Enter a name for the integration (it defaults to DHL eCommerce UK), then click + Add Integration.
Step 4: Enter your DHL details
The Integration Details page for DHL eCommerce UK opens.
- Enter your API Username and API Password.
- Enter your account numbers in Account Number (domestic), Account Number (euroad) and Account Number (international), as they apply.
- Enter your Customer Account Number.
- Click Save.
Step 5: Set up your courier cut-off times
DHL eCommerce UK needs your courier cut-off times set up correctly. See Courier Cut Off Times.
Next, add shipping methods for the DHL eCommerce UK services you use. See Creating a Shipping Method.
Troubleshooting
I don't have an API key or account numbers
These are issued by DHL. Ask your DHL account manager for them.
Orders are booked for the wrong collection day
Check your courier cut-off times. See Courier Cut Off Times.
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