Shipping profiles are essential components of your Shopify store's settings that determine how shipping costs and methods are applied to your orders. They play a crucial role in ensuring accurate shipping charges and a seamless customer experience. For Selfnamed orders, it's vital to have shipping profiles correctly configured.
When managing your Selfnamed orders, shipping profiles are essential. They define the shipping costs and methods, impacting how your customers receive their orders. Here's how to manage them:
Option 1: Use Selfnamed Shipping Profiles
How to Set It Up:
Go to the 'Shipping' tab in your Selfnamed profile.
Choose 'Selfnamed shipping profiles'.
This automatically assigns Selfnamed's pre-set shipping methods and costs to your products.
Why Choose This?
Selfnamed's profiles are pre-optimized for their products and services.
It ensures compliance with Selfnamed's dropshipping parameters.
You benefit from Selfnamed's negotiated shipping rates.
Option 2: Use Your Own Shipping Settings
How to Set It Up:
In your Selfnamed profile, select 'I want to use my own shipping settings'.
Log in to your Shopify admin panel.
Navigate to 'Shipping and delivery'.
Click 'Manage' on your shipping profile, then 'Add rates'.
Ensure your settings match Selfnamed's shipping requirements.
Why Choose This?
It allows for custom shipping rates based on your business strategy.
Offers flexibility if you have specific shipping agreements or carriers.
Important Note: Configuring your own shipping settings incorrectly can result in order processing issues. Always verify that your custom settings align with Selfnamed's fulfillment standards to avoid disruptions. If in doubt, Selfnamed support is available to guide you through the process.