We've made it faster for you to ship your orders in Veeqo. You can now bulk ship up to 100 orders at the same time with USPS, UPS or Fedex. 

To get started, apply your package and service to your orders. Check the orders you want to ship and then hit Buy Labels. The shipping labels from all the carriers will be generated and printed.

You can also apply packages and rates in bulk to selected orders. For example, if you need all your currently selected orders to go with Parcel Select, simply select it from the Edit Services option.

Adding tags to your products is helpful to filter and categorise your products.

We’ve now updated the way product tags are created and edited on the inventory table, for individual products and in bulk.

You can also now:

• Search tags by name
• sort them alphabetically, with the option to show them A-Z or Z-A
• filter between all, selected, and unselected tags

Everything in a new fresh look.

For more information on tags on the inventory table check out this guide.

From Sunday, April 3, 2022 USPS will start applying surcharges to shipments with the incorrect package sizes.

A fee of $1.50 will be applied to any packages when manifested dimensions are either incorrect or are not provided and the captured dimensions (length, width, height) have a length greater than 22 inches or volume greater than one cubic foot. 

For more information on USPS Dimensional Noncompliance Fee please visit the USPS website.

Protecting your customers data is super important, which is why you can now login to your Android App using Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).

When you login on your Android device or Veeqo Scanner a unique code will be sent to your e-mail address. Enter this passcode to login to your Veeqo account. 

First make sure you Android App is up to date (Version 1.16.1). Then you can enable 2FA for individual users by heading to Settings>Users. 

Having to go into each order before you can set the package and service added extra steps for every single shipment. We've now launched an early beta where you can speed up your shipping process by setting packages and services directly on the orders list page.

Soon we'll also be launching the ability to set packages and services to multiple orders in bulk. Making it faster and easier for you to generate your shipping labels

To help give you more flexibility on the types of orders you want to pick, pack and ship you're now able to filter orders based on their Inventory status. 

You can filter by:

• Not committed - None of the items in the order have stock assigned to them.
• Partially committed - Some items in the order have stock assigned.
• Committed - All items have stock assigned.

For more information on Views and Filters check out This Guide

If you have a large number of wholesale orders to add in one go it can be quicker to import them by CSV.  Automatically assign the correct price when importing by using Price Lists instead of having to manually input the individual prices each time.

For more information check out This Guide.

The Due Date is the date that the customer expects the package to arrive. Amazon and eBay orders will already show this date but for other stores you can now use Rules to set the Due Date.

Select from any of the following options to determine the due date of the order:

Start using Dispatch By dates to easily prioritise which orders your warehouse team should pick, pack and ship first. 

Automatically Set Dispatch By Dates

Use Rules to assign a dispatch by date for your orders automatically.  Select from the below options and Veeqo will set a Dispatch By Date based on the date the order was created

• Next Day
• Next Week
• Same Day
• +2 Days time
• +3 Days time
• +4 Days time
• +5 Days time
• +6 Days time

Filter by Dispatch By Date

Create Views using the Dispatch By Date filter that automatically update. No more manually tagging orders with dispatch by dates and updating filters each day! 🎉

The order tag filter showed orders which contained any of your selected order tags. But sometimes you need more flexibility when filtering orders with tags We've now introduced the Advanced Order Tag Filter, which adds more flexibility to help you prioritise your orders more easily.

Choose between:

• Any of - Orders that have at least one of the selected tags will be included
• All of - Orders must contain all of the tags you've selected or they won't be shown
• None of - Only orders that don't have any of your selected tags will be included

Not only can you control the logic of the tag filter but you can get really smart and create groups by using the AND, OR section. For example you could create a filter that showed you all orders that contained all orders with a Fedex tag but exclude orders that have a Fraud tag. 

If you regularly use the same filters you can save time by creating a view to quickly bring it up next time. For more information on filters check out This Guide.