Open the Sales Order for which you want to create a shipping label.
Scroll down to the bottom of the page — there you’ll find the section “DPD Order Packages”.
Cells marked with “!” must be filled in manually — all other fields are populated automatically.
Order No
The order number of the selected sales order — filled automatically.
! Box Code
Select the desired package type from the drop-down list or create a new one.
Package Date
The franking date is filled in automatically.
Weight UOM
The unit of measurement for the package weight is gramms by default , but kg can also be selected via the dropdown list.
! Weight
Enter the total weight of the package in the previously selected unit.
Custom Dimensions
Check this box if you want to override the predefined dimensions of the package.
Unit of Measure
The unit of measure of the package. Can only be changed when "Custom Dimensions" is checked.
Length
Predefined Length of the package. Can only be changed when "Custom Dimensions" is checked.
Width
Predefined width of the package. Can only be changed when "Custom Dimensions" is checked.
Height
Predefined height of the package. Can only be changed when "Custom Dimensions" is checked.
Uploaded
A check mark indicates packages that have already been uploaded to DPD.
Upload Date
The date the package was uploaded to DPD — filled automatically.
DPD Shipment No
The DPD shipment number is added automatically once the package has been successfully uploaded to DPD.
This number includes a link to shipment tracking.
DPD Routing Code
The DPD routing code is filled automatically.
Print Format
The print format is filled automatically.
Once the fields Box Code and Weight have been completed, click the “Upload Packages” button to send the data to DPD.
DPD will automatically validate the customer data during the upload.
If the customer address is invalid, a pop-up window with an error message will appear.
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After a successful upload, the remaining fields will be filled in, and a check mark will appear under “Uploaded”.
At this point, your shipping label has been created and is ready for printing.
