If you're based in Ireland or Northern Ireland, you can connect your IFS Global Logistics account to StoreFeeder to print IFS shipping labels. This guide explains how.
Before you start
You'll need these details from IFS. Ask your IFS Account Manager for them.
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
| API Key | The API key IFS gives you for the connection. |
| Company Code | Your company code with IFS. |
StoreFeeder can't generate or look these up for you: they come from IFS.
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 IFS
Select IFS from the list of couriers.
Step 3: Name the integration
Enter a name for the integration, then click + Add Integration.
Step 4: Enter your IFS details
The Integration Details page opens. You can come back to it at any time from Settings > Integration Manager.
- Profile Name: the name of your integration.
- Company Identity: make sure the correct company identity is selected.
- Tracking URL template: the URL used to track parcels, for example in emails to your customers.
- API Key and Company Code (in the Courier API Settings section): the details from IFS. Both are required.
Click Save.
Step 5: Set up your courier cut-off times
Set courier cut-off times for your warehouses so orders despatch smoothly. See Courier Cut Off Times. Then ask your IFS Account Manager whether you need to send test labels.
Next, add shipping methods for the IFS services you use. See Creating a Shipping Method.
Troubleshooting
I don't have an API Key or Company Code
These are issued by IFS. Ask your IFS 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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