Each carrier extension has its own label queue
Shopware carrier extensions are listed per carrier in the Shopware Store. A shop that prints labels for PostNL, DHL and DPD can end up with a separate extension for each queue. Zineps keeps one queue.
Shopware 6
Zineps imports orders, applies carrier rules, prints labels on your own carrier contracts and sends tracking updates back to the store and the customer. PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost share that queue.
Example Shopware flow
Example order
Shopware · Utrecht to Rotterdam
Parcel in the NetherlandsRule: PostNL on your contract
01
Order imported
Address and weight attached from the store
02
Rule matched
A domestic parcel uses the PostNL rule
03
Carrier selected · PostNL
PostNL on the shop's own contract
04
Label created
Label created for this example order
05
Tracking update sent
Tracking update sent back to the store and the customer
Example flow for one order. Not a live volume.
This panel is a static example of one order. It is not a live Shopware account, not an order count, and not a carrier rate.
Shopware shipping software connects a Shopware store to carrier labels and tracking. Zineps provides order import, carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, labels on the merchant's own contracts, tracking updates and a branded returns portal for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. The Shopware connection is reviewed on a demo.
Carriers already named on Zineps pages
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. For a Shopware store, how that import is mapped is reviewed on a demo.
The problem
Shipping from Shopware still takes a separate desk when labels, tracking and returns live outside the store. Zineps keeps order import, carrier rules, labels on your own contracts, tracking updates and a branded returns portal in one queue for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. Sales Channel mapping, shipping methods and checkout widgets are reviewed on a demo.
Shopware carrier extensions are listed per carrier in the Shopware Store. A shop that prints labels for PostNL, DHL and DPD can end up with a separate extension for each queue. Zineps keeps one queue.
Sales Channel mapping and shipping method mapping are not published as a live Shopware feature. Those details are reviewed on a demo for your Shopware 6 shop.
The shipping method a customer picks in Shopware checkout is the promise on the order. Zineps prints the label from your carrier rule, on your own contract. A pickup point depends on that contract and the shop, and is reviewed on a demo.
Where you are today
Zineps Shopware shipping software is for a single Shopware store and for teams that run more than one Sales Channel. The live workflow is order import, carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, labels on your own contracts, tracking updates and a branded returns portal.
One Shopware store
You want orders, labels and tracking in one queue, on the carrier contracts you already have, without a separate tool per carrier.
More than one store
You run more than one Sales Channel, for example a consumer storefront and a B2B storefront. Which rules follow each Sales Channel is reviewed on a demo. The live queue is still import, rules, labels, tracking and returns.
What you get
Today Zineps imports orders, applies carrier rules, prints labels on the merchant's own carrier contracts, sends tracking updates back to the store and the customer, and keeps a branded returns portal. Sales Channel mapping, shipping method mapping, Admin API and webhook details, pickup point widgets and partner rates are reviewed on a demo.
Zineps imports orders and attaches the address and weight. Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com and Amazon can share that list. How a Shopware store is connected is reviewed on a demo.
Connect the PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx or Bpost account you already have and print labels from the order queue. If you do not have a contract yet, ask on a demo about an introduction to a logistics partner.
Decide once which parcels use PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx or Bpost. Zineps applies that rule when the order is imported.
Scan events from the connected carriers are mapped to the same statuses, on one tracking page. The update goes back to the store and the customer.
Customers start a return in your portal and a prepaid label is created with the carrier that fits. Whether a label is generated for a specific Shopware Sales Channel is reviewed on a demo.
Sales Channel mapping, shipping method mapping, Admin API and webhook details, pickup point checkout widgets and partner carrier rates are reviewed on a demo for your setup.
Your store
Example order
Example status. In transit. Not a delivery promise.
Example tracking update, sent back to the store and the customer
Getting started
Shopware shipping in Zineps starts when an order is imported. The platform applies your carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, prints the label on your own carrier contract and writes the tracking update back to the store and the customer. How the Shopware 6 connection is configured is reviewed on a demo.
01
Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com, Amazon or your own system can land in one list. How Shopware 6 is connected is reviewed on a demo.
02
Use the PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx or Bpost account you already have.
03
For example PostNL inside the Netherlands, and DHL for a parcel to Germany.
04
Labels are created on your contracts, tracking updates go back to the store and the customer, and returns stay in the branded portal.
On a demo
On a Shopware demo Zineps reviews your store setup and the parts that are not published as live facts: Sales Channel mapping, shipping method mapping, Admin API and webhook details, pickup point checkout widgets and partner carrier rates.
What the demo covers
Questions to open with your own orders
The public page can explain the shipping workflow. It cannot know your Shopware Sales Channels, your shipping methods or the rates on your carrier contracts.
Bring a recent week of orders. On the demo we look at one real parcel and say which extra checks apply to your Shopware 6 setup.
01 IfParcel stays in the Netherlands
UsePostNL on your contract
02 IfDestination is Belgium
UseBpost on your contract
03 IfDestination is Germany
UseDHL on your contract
04 IfCustomer chose a pickup point
UseReviewed on a demo before it is offered
Reviewed on a demo. Sales Channel mapping, shipping method mapping, Admin API and webhook details, pickup point widgets 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, percentages or order counts. Those figures depend on your contracts. The panel is an illustration of the conversation, not a Shopware benchmark and not a tariff.
Carriers and sales channels
In Zineps you can combine Shopware with PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, and with Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com and Amazon. The page is written for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. Store-specific connection details are reviewed on a demo.
Related Zineps pages
FAQ
These answers describe the shipping workflow Zineps publishes for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium, the Shopware carrier and Sales Channel questions that come up most, and the connection details that are reviewed on a demo.
01
Shopware shipping software connects a Shopware store to carrier labels and tracking. Zineps provides order import, carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, labels on the merchant's own contracts, tracking updates and a branded returns portal for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. The Shopware connection is reviewed on a demo.
02
Shopware shipping in Zineps starts when an order is imported. The platform applies your carrier rules across PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, prints the label on your own carrier contract and writes the tracking update back to the store and the customer. Packing stays with your team. How the Shopware 6 connection is configured is reviewed on a demo.
03
You can combine Shopware with PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost, and with Shopify, WooCommerce, bol.com and Amazon. Zineps is written for webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium. A sales channel that is not on this list can be discussed on a demo.
04
Yes. Bring your own carrier contracts and the labels are created on those accounts for PostNL, DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, FedEx and Bpost. 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
Sales Channel mapping, shipping method mapping, Admin API and webhook details, and pickup point checkout widgets are reviewed on a demo for your Shopware 6 setup. They are not published here as a feature that is already live for every store.
06
No. Partner carrier rates and the price of each route are confirmed on a demo with your own contracts. This page does not publish euro amounts, percentages or order counts.
Bring a recent week of orders and your Shopware questions. We will walk through one parcel on a demo.
A few details about your store, your carrier contracts and your volume.