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on 01-05-2019 06:49 PM
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on 02-05-2019 12:31 PM
Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't think it will cut the time down by enough. It will still be a line by line cut and pastes,
The eparcel input site seems to require a specific API.
I have spoken to the eparcel support team who just can't answer this specific query.
Now waiting for a reponse from the AustPost API development team as to what I might do.
I have been going through a list of commercial APIs that may do the job, as AustPost staff do not know. No success thus far.
Is it wrong to think such an API would be up and ready for the many ebay sellers who have AustPost accounts and now being forced to use eparcels?
Just got off the phone, speaking to another seller who moves larger volumes through his website. If he cannot integrate with AustPost via an API, his business will be moving to private couriers who do integrate. Like me, his use of manual lodgement with AustPost is much quicker.
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on 02-05-2019 01:36 PM
Thanks for your suggestion but no.
The print a label stuff on ebay is a different deal made between the two.
It's good for some ebay sellers providing a small discount but nowhere close to the prices available to contract customers.
And it does not contribute to the minimum turnover required to maintain the contract.
If I cannot get my time down,however,it may be the best available option in future.
It is very much a time v money issue.
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on 02-05-2019 07:42 PM
I see that you use eParcel now - I personally used eParcel for domestic parcels, and I download those transactions in Awaiting shipment - then I paste the eBay data to spreadsheet then somewhat converted (with formulas) to another cells then I import to eParcel - no API required.
I believe there is eParcel template for International - it should follow the same way as domestic - this way you do all orders at once.
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on 02-05-2019 08:35 PM
So basically you created your own API of sorts.
Well done.That's beyond me.
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on 02-05-2019 11:16 PM
This is not API, it's just using eParcel template. It will take an hour of your time to setup in spreadsheet, linking cells and all, then in the long run you don't do entries.
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on 03-05-2019 09:58 AM
Thanks.Yes.
I'll track down someone who can help.
I have not dealt with a spreadsheet in half a life time.