For webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium

Multi-carrier shipping softwarefor labels, rules and tracking.

Zineps imports orders, applies carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, creates labels on your own contracts and sends tracking updates.

This panel is a static example of one order. It is not a live account, not a volume count, and not a carrier rate.

What is multi-carrier shipping software?

Multi-carrier shipping software connects several parcel carriers to one webshop so orders, labels and tracking share one workflow. Zineps is multi-carrier shipping software for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. It imports orders, applies carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, creates labels on your own contracts, sends tracking updates and keeps a returns portal.

The carriers already named on Zineps pages

Which carriers sit together in Zineps?

Zineps connects webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium to PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost. Carrier rules choose among those carriers when an order is imported from Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com or Amazon.

  • DHL
  • PostNL
  • DPD
  • GLS
  • UPS
  • FedEx
  • Bpost

The problem

Why do several carrier portals take more time?

A desk that uses several carrier portals takes more time because each order is opened, labelled and tracked in a different tab. Zineps keeps PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost in one queue for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. Live rate shopping and scorecards are reviewed on a demo.

Every order still passes through a person

Open the order, copy the address, pick a carrier, download the label, paste the tracking number back. The same steps repeat when PostNL, DHL and DPD each live in their own tab.

One carrier has no second route

A delay on one lane hits every parcel you send with that carrier. Another carrier can sit in the same queue, and the rule that moves a lane is written once.

The right carrier is a contract question

Which carrier fits a destination depends on the contracts you already have. Live per parcel rate shopping and partner rates are reviewed on a demo, not published here as prices.

Where you are today

Who is multi-carrier shipping software for?

Zineps multi-carrier shipping software is for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium that ship with one carrier and want another, and for shops that already use PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx or Bpost and want one queue.

Adding a second carrier

Most parcels still go with one carrier

You want to keep the contract you already have, add another carrier beside it, and print both from the same order list.

  • Bring your own carrier contract
  • Import orders from the shops you already sell on
  • Write a rule for one route, such as Belgium, and keep the rest as it is
See this setup

Several carriers already

The contracts exist, the tools do not match

PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx or Bpost can share one list. That list holds order import, rules, labels, tracking updates and the returns portal.

  • Labels from the carrier contracts you already have
  • Tracking updates on the same page for every carrier
  • Live rate shopping, customs documents, scorecards and partner rates are reviewed on a demo
See this setup

What you get

What can Zineps do across carriers today?

Today Zineps imports orders, applies carrier rules, creates labels on your own carrier contracts, sends tracking updates and keeps a returns portal. Live per parcel rate shopping, customs documents for parcels outside the EU, carrier scorecards and partner rates are reviewed on a demo for your setup.

Orders from the shops you already use

Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com and Amazon orders arrive in one list with the address and weight attached. The tracking number goes back to the shop.

Labels on your own carrier contracts

Connect the PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx or Bpost account you already have and create labels from the order queue. If you do not have a contract yet, ask on a demo about an introduction to a logistics partner.

Carrier rules across the carriers you connect

Decide once which parcels use PostNL and which use DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx or Bpost. Zineps applies that rule when the order is imported.

Tracking updates for every connected carrier

Scan events are mapped to the same statuses, on one tracking page. Customers see the update without a separate carrier portal.

Returns portal in the same place

Customers start a return in your portal and a prepaid label is created with the carrier that fits the origin. Which return routes you offer is reviewed on a demo for your contracts.

Reviewed on a demo, not listed as live

Live per parcel rate shopping, customs documents for parcels outside the EU, carrier scorecards and partner rates are reviewed on a demo for your contracts and routes.

Getting started

How does multi-carrier shipping work in Zineps?

Multi-carrier shipping in Zineps starts when an order arrives from Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com or Amazon. The platform applies your carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, creates the label on your own contract and writes the tracking update back to the shop and the customer.

  1. 01

    Connect your shops

    Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com, Amazon or your own system. Orders arrive in one list.

  2. 02

    Add your carrier contracts

    Use the PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx or Bpost accounts you already have.

  3. 03

    Write the carrier rules

    For example PostNL to Belgium, and another carrier for a parcel that stays in the Netherlands.

  4. 04

    Ship and send tracking

    Labels are created, tracking updates go out, and returns stay in the same portal.

On a demo

What should you confirm on a multi-carrier demo?

On a multi-carrier demo Zineps reviews your contracts, your routes and the parts that are not published as live facts: live per parcel rate shopping, customs documents for parcels outside the EU, carrier scorecards and partner rates.

What the demo covers

Your setup, not a sample tariff

Four questions to open with your own orders

  • Order import from Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com and Amazon
  • Labels on your own carrier contracts, with carrier rules
  • Tracking updates and a returns portal
  • Live rate shopping, customs documents, carrier scorecards and partner rates, reviewed for your setup

The public page can explain the workflow across carriers. It cannot know the rates on your contracts, the customs documents a parcel outside the EU needs, or how a scorecard should read for your lanes.

Bring a recent week of orders. On the demo we look at one real parcel and say which extra checks apply to your accounts.

Example routing rules
  1. 01 IfDestination is Belgium

    UsePostNL on your contract

  2. 02 IfCustomer paid for express

    UseFastest carrier on the account

  3. 03 IfParcel stays inside the Netherlands

    UseAnother connected carrier

  4. 04 IfYou want the cheapest live rate

    UseReviewed on a demo before it is offered

Reviewed on a demo. Live per parcel rate shopping, customs documents for parcels outside the EU, carrier scorecards and partner rates are reviewed on a demo for your setup. Example rules for one order. Not a live volume.

This page does not publish carrier prices, weight limits or network counts. Those figures depend on your contracts. The panel is an illustration of the conversation, not a tariff.

Carriers and shops

Which carriers and webshops can you combine in Zineps?

In Zineps you can combine PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, and import orders from Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com and Amazon. The page is written for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium that want one queue for labels, tracking and returns.

  • PostNL
  • DHL
  • DPD
  • GLS
  • UPS
  • FedEx
  • Bpost
  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce
  • bol.com
  • Amazon

FAQ

Questions about multi-carrier shipping software

01

What is multi-carrier shipping software?

Multi-carrier shipping software connects several parcel carriers to one webshop so orders, labels and tracking share one workflow. Zineps is multi-carrier shipping software for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. It imports orders, applies carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, creates labels on your own contracts, sends tracking updates and keeps a returns portal.

02

How does multi-carrier shipping work in Zineps?

Multi-carrier shipping in Zineps starts when an order arrives from Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com or Amazon. The platform applies your carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, creates the label on your own contract and writes the tracking update back to the shop and the customer. Packing stays with your team.

03

Which carriers and webshops can you combine in Zineps?

You can combine PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, and import orders from Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com and Amazon. Zineps is written for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. A regional carrier that is not on this list can be discussed on a demo.

04

Can I bring my own carrier contracts?

Yes. Bring the carrier contracts you already have and the labels are created on those accounts. If you do not have a contract yet, a demo can cover an introduction to a logistics partner. Pricing for each route is confirmed there, not on this page.

05

Does Zineps shop live rates, create customs documents or show carrier scorecards?

Live per parcel rate shopping, customs documents for parcels outside the EU, and carrier scorecards are reviewed on a demo for your contracts and routes. They are not published here as a feature that is already live for every shop, and this page does not list prices or weight limits.

06

Does this page show carrier prices?

No. Partner rates and the price of each route are confirmed on a demo with your own contracts. This page does not publish euro amounts, weight limits or network counts.

See multi-carrier shipping in Zineps on your own orders

Bring a recent week of orders and your carrier contracts. We will walk through one parcel on a demo.

Request a demo

A few details about your shops, your carrier contracts and your volume.