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In this example, a user wants to create different flat rate shipping options for the customer.

The steps below are targeting the following three scenarios in which a user wants to create three different shipping options for customers:

  1. Flat fee ground shipping

    • Flat fee of $9.00 for orders $24.99 and below

    • Flat Fee of $19.00 for orders $25.00 to $49.99

  2. Free ground shipping for orders of $50.00 and above

  3. Flat fee overnight or two-day shipping

    • Flat fee of $39.00 for any order

## Create the flat fee service

  1. Go to **Admin Console** \> **Shipping & Fulfillment** \> **Carriers**.

  2. Select **Edit** to edit the desired carrier or, if necessary, create a new carrier.

  3. Select the **Services** finger tab

  4. Populate the **Description** field. This description is displayed on the website shipping options page.

  5. Enter the **Ship Code**, **ERP Ship Code**, and **Charge Amount.**

  6. Enter 0 for the **Flat Fee** and **Minimum Fee**.

    • In this example, FedEx's ground shipping code is 03, so 03 is populated in both the **Ship Code** and **ERP Ship Code** fields.

    • If the user only wants one flat fee for ground shipping it will go in the Flat Fee box. For the purposes of this example, because the user wants a flat fee based on an order amount under $49.99 and free shipping for $50.00 and above, the box should remain 0.

  7. As desired, choose the **Activation On** and **Deactive On** dates to represent the appropriate date and time information. The **Activate On** field is automatically populated with the current date and time.

  8. Click the **Enable** toggle to display **Yes**, to allow customers to see this carrier as an option for shipping.

  9. Click **Save** in the **Primary Header**.

## Create the shipping service rules

  1. Select the **Rules** finger tab.

  2. From the **Rule Type** drop-down menu, select **Order Product Total**.

  3. In the **Select Based On** field, select **LessThanOrEqual**.

  4. In the **Product Total Field**, enter in 49.99.

  5. Click **Save**.

## Create the shipping service rates

  1. Go to the **Rates** tab.

  2. Click **Add Ship Rate**. Enter the **Order Amount** and the **Charge Amount**. Repeat this process for the amount of rates needed. In this example, the first rate includes all orders $0.00 to $24.99 and the second rate includes all orders from $25.00 to $49.99.

  3. Click **Save**.

## Free shipping

  1. Select the **Services** finger tab.

  2. Select **Add Shipping Services** to add a new service. Enter the **Carrier Name**. In this scenario, FedEx is used.

  3. Click the **Details** finger tab.

  4. Make sure the **Enable** toggle displays **Yes**.

  5. Add a **Ship Code** and an **ERP Ship Code**. In this example, FedEx's ground shipping free code is 04, so 04 is populated in both fields.

    Note

    Do not mistake the shipping code with the service code. The service code for this example is FEDEXGROUND and is not used here.

  6. Add a description. This field will populate what the customer looks at while viewing the website's shipping options.

  7. If the user only wants one flat fee for ground shipping it will go in the **Flat Fee** box. In this example, because the user wants a flat fee based on an order amount under $49.99 and free shipping for $50.00 and above, the box should remain 0.

  8. Update the **Activate On** and **Deactivate On** date and time fields to represent the appropriate date and time information. The **Activate On** field is automatically populated with the current date and time.

  9. Click **Save**.

  10. Go to the **Rules** finger tab.

  11. In **Rule Type**, select the **Order Product Total**

  12. In **Select Based On**, select **GreaterThanOrEqual**.

  13. In **Product Total**, enter $50.00. Entering $50.00 will make all orders $50.00 and above eligible for free ground shipping.

  14. Click **Save**.

## Overnight shipping

  1. Go to **Admin Console** \> **Shipping & Fulfillment** \> **Carriers**.

  2. Click **Edit** for the desired Carrier.

  3. Click the **Services** finger tab.

  4. Click **Edit** next to the Carrier.

  5. Make sure the Enable toggle displays **Yes** .

  6. Add a **Ship Code** and an **ERP Ship Code**. In this example, FedEx's overnight shipping code is 05, so 05 is populated in both fields.

    Note

    Do not mistake the shipping code with the service code. The service code for this example is STANDARDOVERNIGHT and is not used here.

  7. Add a description. This field will populate what the customer looks at while viewing the website's shipping options.

  8. Enter a **Flat Fee** rate. In this example, a flat fee of $39.00 is entered.

    Note

    Because there is just one rate for overnight shipping, no Rules or Rates apply to these steps.

  9. Click **Save**.

## Two-day shipping

  1. Go to **Admin Console** \> **Shipping & Fulfillment** \> **Carriers**.

  2. Click **Edit** for the desired Carrier.

  3. Go to the **Services** finger tab.

  4. Click **Edit** next to shipping service.

  5. Make sure the Enable toggle displays **Yes** .

  6. Add a **Ship Code** and an **ERP Ship Code**. In this example, FedEx's two-day shipping code is 06, so 06 is populated in both fields.

    Note

    Do not mistake the shipping code with the service code. The service code for this example is FEDEX2DAY and is not used here.

  7. Add a description. This field will populate what the customer looks at while viewing the shipping options.

  8. Enter a **Flat Fee** rate. In this example, a flat fee of $39.00 is entered.

    Note

    Because there is just one rate for overnight shipping, no Rules or Rates apply to these steps.

  9. Click **Save**.

Now that the services for this carrier are set up, the carrier can be assigned to any available website.