- Customs declaration automatically: If the destination is outside the EU customs union, the app assembles goods description, tariff number, country of origin, quantity, value and weight per line item from your weclapp data at label printing. Details: Customs master data on the weclapp item
- Customs value from the invoice: The value per line item comes from the weclapp invoice for the shipment, or alternatively from the order. With multiple invoices, the app selects the matching one via the delivery reference. Shipping costs are reported as a separate line item. Details: Customs invoice automatically from weclapp
- Bills of materials declared correctly: Depending on the price setting of the bill of materials in weclapp, either the bundle item or its components end up in the declaration.
- Errors before the label instead of at customs: If an item in a bill of materials is missing weight, tariff number, customs description or country of origin, the app stops printing and names the item in plain language.
- Electronically to the carrier: DHL Paket, DHL Express, FedEx, Österreichische Post, UPS, DPD and GLS receive the customs data with the label request. Overview: Customs data per carrier
Zoll-Automatisierung 4 weclapp
Customs documents are created at label printing from your weclapp data, not at the packing table
If you ship from weclapp to Switzerland, the UK, Norway or the USA, every parcel needs customs data and customs documents. Fulfillment 4 weclapp pulls this data from the item, invoice and delivery in weclapp, transmits it to the carrier at label printing, and prints the invoice, delivery note and customs documents along with it, on the printer you have designated for that. Described honestly, including the limits: the customs declaration itself is still made by the carrier, and you agree EORI and Incoterms with them. Everything before that, data, invoice, documents, printer, runs from weclapp.
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