Currently, Shipstation does not break out the GST/HST tax that is part of the cost of each label the shipper pays to ship within Canada. This value is returned (or can be requested) via Canada Post's web API. Canadaian businesses need to report the amount of this tax they have paid. All we would need is for SS to request the tax in the API and record it for each label created.If we could export this field in SS reporting, we'd be able to significantly improve automation of our accounting. Note: I am not speaking of the tax collected on the order itself, but rather the tax we pay on the shipping when buying a label).

Many companies ship items with Lithium ion batteries now and the regulations around them are annoying to say the least. While shipping ground in the domestically within the continental US is fairly straightforward, when these types of packages go internationally or by air the labeling and document requirements are more involved.

My request is more integrated support for Class 9 Dangerous Goods. It is definitely possible to ship these through standard carriers (UPS, Fedex, etc) but there is some additional labels and paperwork that are required. I know UPS now has API integrations for the DG paperwork now. Any level of support for these types of shipments would be much appreciated and would tip the scale for us to utilize Shipstation.

Hi,
We use ShipStation domestically only. ShipStation doesn't have the ability to ship international orders when the individual commodity's are worth more than $2500.00 without additional customs documents.
When we signed up for ShipStation we were under the impression that everything was handled through ShipStation until we were contacted by the carriers seeking customs documents. Please add support for EEI filing through the carriers to fix this. For international shipments we have been forced to ship through the individual carriers, fixing this issue would bring a lot more business to ShipStation.

There is a demand for this! Who has time to Vote on "Fresh Ideas" when you're busy filling out Customs Documents?

These following Product Feedback & Fresh Ideas have been under review for a full year, any update?

Under Review Since 10-2015:
http://feedback.shipstation.com/forums/330429-product-feedback-fresh-ideas/suggestions/4512741-sed-citation-on-label-and-customizable-commercial

Under Review Since 9-2015:
http://feedback.shipstation.com/forums/330429-product-feedback-fresh-ideas/suggestions/2965391-enable-nafta-eligible-shipments-info-on-customs-fo

The ShipStation API has a "Get Rates" endpoint that allows a consumer to retrieve rates for carrier shipping services, much like the Rate Calculator in the web interface (except the API requires you to specify the carrier).

In the response, the call returns the following fields:
- serviceName (FedEx First Overnight)
- serviceCode (fedexfirstovernight)
- shipmentCost (87.8)
- otherCost (2.63)

In the web interface, it also returns Package (which I'm not too concerned about) and Delivery Time ("7 days," "3 days," etc).

It would help me tremendously to have the API report the Delivery Time for each rate quote, which is already presented in the web. I am implementing a Delivery Time Estimate in my online store based on this information and my order handling time, and without this information, I may have to implement API calls to the shipping service and avoid using ShipStation's API.

Please please make the Buy shipping API to pull Amazon Buy shipping for international labels too.

Amazon's reply:
Greetings from Amazon's Seller Fulfilled Prime Support,

Hello

This is Rick, the specialist you recently spoke with regarding the reason why ShipStation is not able to be used for International Prime orders.

As per our conversation, when it comes to third party software shipping integrators, we provide the Order ID's and the best options for the products along with the prices, if they do not offer an option to ship internationally due to their system that will be something handled by the third party software company.

You can always purchase the shipping label for the Prime orders internationally with no issues.