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Automating eBay with eParcel

gatehousesecurity2017 — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 08:12:51 GMT

We have recently started using Australia Post's eParcel service where we type in each order, and our PC prints out the postal labels. I'm wondering if anyone has tried using any software programmes to automatically enter the buyer info into eParcel? There are a couple out there but I'm not sure which to go for. One that also included a book-keeping function and the ability to email our lists would be ideal.

Thanks everyone

Graeme

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

davewil1964 — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 12:11:57 GMT

I use Click and Send which imports eBay address details.

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

fionat1963 — Tue, 08 May 2012 05:00:11 GMT

We use readytoship.com.au and it is great. We used to copy & paste our orders in to eparcel and AAE and it would take hours. Now it's done in a couple of minutes. It's not too pricey but for what it saves in time it is worth it anyway.

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

4wdstore — Tue, 17 Jul 2012 03:36:00 GMT

I have used Workspace Macro Pro for years

But now can't get it to work with Windows 7 and the latest browsers.

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

braumach* — Fri, 28 Dec 2012 09:21:45 GMT

Try ParcelSolutions.com.au they have the whole thing sussed. They're system does batch orders and tailored Tax invoicing as well.

Hope this helps!!

Bruce

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

davewil1964 — Fri, 28 Dec 2012 10:04:25 GMT

Um, Bruce, I suspect the OP may have found a solution already in the last 10 months.

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

escaping-outdoors — Tue, 24 Feb 2015 19:59:30 GMT

Um Jim,

These posts are not just for the OP. They are a knowledge base for those who come along later, like me.

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

readytoship-au — Sat, 11 Jul 2015 11:21:51 GMT

www.readytoship.com.au has just announced new features and better pricing.

It is now free for any ebay seller doing up to 400 orders per month.

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

davewil1964 — Sat, 11 Jul 2015 12:30:15 GMT

To reiterate -

Im sure the OP has worked it out in the last 3 and a half years.

Maybe open a new thread if you want to spruik a service that has nothing to do with the original, 2012, question?

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

kitchen_helpers — Wed, 21 Mar 2018 22:15:00 GMT

ready to ship no longer offers free services.. they just changed their pricing structure so you pay for every label you print now 😞

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

davewil1964 — Thu, 22 Mar 2018 06:07:42 GMT

What a shock. The changed something after THREE YEARS. Shame on them.

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

ozsale123 — Tue, 10 Apr 2018 03:46:56 GMT

no way, its only 20 orders now 2018

Re: Automating eBay with eParcel

ozstockman — Tue, 10 Apr 2018 05:43:21 GMT

I used to look for such services before but then I just gave up. The reason I gave up is they are not cheap and all of them more like ebay-eParcel thing and would not work for your online store outside of eBay.

I have decided to use Shipworks instead as it can be connected to a lot of marketplaces and different shopping carts and handles all order shipments.

It does not work with eParcel though but it does provide a list of all placed orders from multiple selling channels in one window and you can do a lot of customisation, send shippment notification emails, invoices and get some analitycs(you will need to build it for each report you need) on your sales.

As for eParcel and Shipworks, I just copy an order shipping address for each order in Shipworks with just one click, bring it to eParcel online interface opened in IE and paste it into special instructions field there. Then I highlight each line of an address and drag& drop it into a relevant eParcel interface field . It takes about a minute to do it for each order and then its ready to be printed.

Shipworks bills for each connected store(selling channel) and it is also baded on an amount of orders shipped from each store. The lowest is US$15 for a store with up to 100 orders per months.