This guide explains how to connect your DPD or DPD Local account to StoreFeeder, so you can print DPD labels when you despatch orders. The steps are the same for both; only the logos differ.
Before you start
You'll need these details:
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
| API Username | The username you use to sign in to MyDPD or MyDPD Local. |
| API Password | The password you use to sign in to MyDPD or MyDPD Local. |
| Account Number | Your DPD account number. You'll find it on your invoice or in MyDPD or MyDPD Local. |
StoreFeeder can't generate or look these up for you: they come from DPD.
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 DPD or DPD Local
Select DPD or DPD Local from the list of couriers.
Step 3: Name the integration
Enter a name for the integration, then click + Add Integration.
Step 4: Check the integration profile
The integration details page opens. You can come back to it at any time from Settings > Integration Manager. In the Integration profile section:
- Profile Name: the name of your integration.
- Company Identity: make sure the correct company identity is selected.
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Tracking URL Template: the format of the tracking link in your despatch emails, if you use them. For example,
https://www.deliverycompany.com/tracking?trackNumber={trackingNumber}appears ashttps://www.deliverycompany.com/tracking?trackNumber=123456for tracking number 123456.
Step 5: Enter your DPD details
In the Courier API Settings section:
- API Username and API Password: your MyDPD or MyDPD Local sign-in details.
- Account Number: from your invoice or MyDPD account.
- Amazon Email Override: changes where courier notifications are sent.
- Label format: CLP for Citizen label printers, ZPL or EPL for EPL/Zebra printers, or HTML for integrated labels. If you leave it blank, StoreFeeder uses HTML.
Step 6: Choose your CN22 and CN23 labels, then save
In the Additional StoreFeeder Labels section, choose whether StoreFeeder produces CN22 or CN23 labels for international, Channel Islands and Northern Ireland orders. Then click Save.
Next, add shipping methods for the DPD services you use. See Creating a Shipping Method.
Troubleshooting
Labels don't print properly on my label printer
Check the Label format: CLP for Citizen printers, ZPL or EPL for EPL/Zebra printers. Blank means HTML.
I don't know my DPD account number
It's on your DPD invoice, or in MyDPD or MyDPD Local.
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