For certain items, automate your Shipster to print custom alerts, documents and warning labels. This may be helpful when packing sensitive or fragile items such as legal documents or technology. Pop-ups can also be triggered in these instances to warn or instruct warehouse staff.

Create custom pop-ups that are triggered for every order, or when certain conditions in an order are present. This is often used to ask packers how many parcels there are if an order is over a certain weight. The subsequent selection then affects how many labels Shipster prints.

Several rules are available to make the handling and shipping of dangerous goods as safe as possible. Products marked as dangerous or matching a particular product category can trigger Shipster to print certain shipping documentation, staff instructions and allocate the appropriate courier service.

Switch between multiple return addresses to be included on labels and invoices. This is useful if you have more than one store in the same company and process the respective products from separate locations. Map certain data points on an order to trigger a different address.

Sometimes, couriers can put limits on how long certain information fields can be such as phone number or email address. Using rules, set up your Shipster to automatically trim or replace these fields. These rules can also detect when certain special characters are present and remove/ replace them, for example a + in a phone number could be changed to 00.

Program Shipster to choose different Royal Mail services based on the day of the week. For example, since Royal Mail do not deliver on Sundays, you may wish for certain Saturday orders to be sent on a next day service to ensure they arrive for Monday.