Pickup and proof-of-delivery workflows sit after the sale and label steps. Schedule UPS or DHL pickup when boxes are ready, then download POD documents for shipped orders without hunting through carrier portals.
Arrange collection from the operation, then retrieve carrier proof of delivery in bulk by tracking number.
Confirmed marketplace sales feed the Sales tab and become available for downstream document actions.
Use the Label Dialog to create labels, group items through Bulk Creator, or run Auto Box when the shipment needs box planning.
Open Schedule Pickup when packed boxes are ready for UPS or DHL handoff.
Use the POD Downloader when proof-of-delivery documents are needed for reconciliation or dispute follow-up.
Schedule Pickup belongs after label generation, when packed orders are ready to be handed to the carrier.
Schedule UPS pickup from the product flow instead of jumping into a carrier portal.
Schedule DHL pickup for packed shipments where that carrier is used.
Pickup belongs after the Label Dialog and Bulk Creator steps.
The goal is simple: get packed orders out without losing the sale context.
POD is supporting paperwork for shipped orders, useful for accounting, buyer claims and dispute follow-up.
Pull proof-of-delivery documents for the relevant shipped orders.
POD belongs to the same post-sale document chain as labels and invoices.
Keep delivery evidence close to the sales records it supports.
Use POD when a marketplace, buyer or accountant needs proof after delivery.
Pickup and POD do not replace the Label Dialog. They extend it after labels and boxes exist.
Group items into boxes before pickup scheduling.
Boxing Algorithm stays inside the Label Dialog workflow, not a separate marketing page.
After generating a UPS label, the Scanuss / USS handoff can support scanning and dispatch.
StockX-specific shipping follow-up remains inside the label workflow.
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