ShipCelero integrates into the Shopify order page as a guided flow of cards. Order details, addresses, and product customs data are pre-filled from Shopify.
Starting the flow
- 1Open an order in Shopify Admin
- 2Click More actions and select Generate Shipping Label
- 3The guided flow opens with four steps: Recipient → Shipping → Customs → Review (the Customs step only appears when the destination requires a declaration)
Step by step
- Recipient — the delivery address from the order, ready to correct if needed. Click Continue to shipping.
- Shipping — package weight and dimensions (a package preset may be pre-selected from your shipping-method mapping) and the carrier service. Click Continue to customs or Review shipment.
- Customs — only for international orders: the declaration is pre-filled from Shopify product data; the form (CN22 or CN23) is chosen automatically.
- Review — a Label preview card that reads like the label it will produce, with Edit links back to each step, and an After booking card where you choose what happens in Shopify (see below).
After booking options
- Sync tracking to existing Shopify fulfillment — adds the tracking number without fulfilling the order
- Fulfill order in Shopify with tracking — marks the order fulfilled and attaches tracking
Creating the label
Click Create label. The result screen shows the booked label with Print label and Download buttons — and one entry per label if the order was split into multiple packages. The shipment also appears in ShipCelero under Shipments.
Creating the label books it with the carrier and uses one label from your monthly allowance per package. Labels cannot be cancelled from within ShipCelero.
If the booking fails
If the carrier rejects the booking, you are returned to the Review step with everything you entered kept, and the carrier error shown so you can correct and retry.