Shipping options for partner lab fulfillment
When using a partner lab to fulfill print orders, shipping profiles specific to the lab are available and must be used.
Partner labs can either ship products directly to your customer (“drop-ship”), or to you.
To enable/disable a shipping method, simply check/uncheck the corresponding box under the pricing profile’s Taxes and shipping.
Lab shipping directly to the customer
When the lab ships directly to your customers, the shipping options and prices are directly linked to what the lab will actually charge you. You can optionally also define a markup on the estimated costs.
Shipping directly to your customers is by far the simplest option.
Lab shipping to yourself
When the lab ships to you, you can create a fully customized shipping profile to define your own prices. Note that you must then aim to recover both the shipping costs charged by the lab when sending products to you, and the costs of forwarding to your customers.
This option is useful when you must review the products before forwarding to your customers, or when your customers can physically pick-up the products from you.
This option can also be handy to ship to destinations not covered by the lab, or when the lab’s drop-ship prices are prohibitive.
See also
Selling prints via a partner lab (with video tutorial) ›Prints fulfillment via your local lab ›
Showing products sizes that don’t match image ratios ›
Customizing a partner lab’s catalog ›
Step-by-step shipping setup ›
How do custom shipping profiles work? ›
What is a shipping profile? ›
Your website’s currency ›
How do custom quotations work? ›
Allowing clients to add information to an order ›
Customizing Rights-Managed profiles ›
Customizing Download / Royalty-Free price lists ›
Creating a first pricing profile ›
What is a pricing profile? ›
Canceling an order ›
Exporting orders for statistics, reporting or accounting ›
Discount coupons ›
Creating a custom product page optimized for sales ›
Selling a gallery as individual images, or as a whole ›
Specifying delivered files’ names ›
Defining delivery format of images and videos ›
How are digital images/videos delivered? ›
Accepting other forms of payment ›
Setting up a multi-photographer agency or a creative agency ›
Integrating with Card Payment Providers ›
What happens when a client orders digital images or video clips? ›
What is a cart? ›
Galleries for private customers ›
Galleries for professional clients ›