Tracking sync to marketplaces
How tracking numbers are automatically pushed to marketplace platforms.
Automatic tracking push
- You purchase a shipping label
- ShipWave captures: tracking number, carrier, service, ship date
- A cron job runs every 15 minutes
- For orders with unpushed tracking:
- — Call marketplace API with tracking info
- — Marketplace updates order status to "Shipped"
- — Customer receives shipping notification
- — ShipWave marks
trackingPushed = true
What gets pushed
- Tracking number: The carrier's tracking ID
- Carrier: USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, etc.
- Service: Priority Mail, Ground, Express, etc.
- Ship date: When the label was created
- Line items: Which items are in this shipment (for partial fulfillment)
Carrier mapping
- USPS → "USPS" (all platforms)
- UPS → "UPS" (all platforms)
- FedEx → "FEDEX" (Amazon/Walmart) or "FedEx" (eBay)
- DHL → "DHL" or "DHL_EXPRESS"
Manual tracking push
- Go to the order detail page
- Click Sync Tracking
- ShipWave pushes tracking to the marketplace
Partial fulfillment
- Create a shipment for the first set of items
- Tracking pushes for those specific line items
- Create another shipment for remaining items
- Tracking pushes for those line items
Tracking status in ShipWave
- Tracking Pushed: Yes/No
- Pushed At: Timestamp of successful push
- Push Error: If push failed, the error message
FAQs
More in ShipWave Channels
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- Getting started with ShipWave Channels
A quick-start guide to connecting your first marketplace and pushing your first listing.
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Complete guide to connecting your Amazon seller account via SP-API.
- Connecting eBay
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- Connecting Walmart Marketplace
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- Connecting Etsy
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- Connecting TikTok Shop
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- Managing multiple channels
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- Reconnecting and troubleshooting connections
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- Creating marketplace listings
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- Bulk listing operations
Create, update, and manage listings in bulk for efficient catalog management.
- Understanding listing statuses
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- Pushing and syncing listings
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- Listing validation by platform
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- Creating listing templates
Build reusable templates with variables for dynamic listing content.
- Mapping categories to marketplaces
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- Required category attributes
Understanding and filling in marketplace-required attributes for each category.
- Setting up pricing rules
Control how Shopify prices translate to each marketplace with markup rules, rounding, and formulas.
- Advanced pricing formulas
Create custom pricing formulas for complex pricing scenarios.
- How inventory sync works
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- Inventory buffers and floors
Configure safety stock settings to prevent overselling on marketplaces.
- Preventing overselling
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- Importing marketplace orders
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- Fulfilling marketplace orders
How to fulfill marketplace orders through ShipWave and sync tracking back.
- Understanding sync logs
How to read and interpret sync logs for troubleshooting and monitoring.
- Troubleshooting sync issues
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