Changelog

Your own AI assistant can now configure your shipping materials, delivery times, shipping methods, and mix & match. It figures out why orders were sent across multiple packages and what difference a different box makes, and reads your orders if you enable the Read Orders right in Settings > API Users.

Packing slips now also show Polish, Czech, and other Central European letters, such as ł, ě, and ő. A Polish or Czech packing slip and names like Łukasz or Dvořák are now displayed correctly.

If the carrier refuses a label due to an error on their end, you will now see that it is not an address error, that nothing has been charged for that label, and how to recreate the label in a few minutes.

If Everspring generates the shipping labels for a bulk run during a busy period, Everspring now waits longer for its turn. Previously, Everspring would stop and try again half a minute later.

On the pages for your packing groups, configurations, packing units, unit groups, compartments, and shipping methods, you can now see who last changed something and when. Under History, you will now see every change: who, when, and what changed.

You can now print DHL Paket labels for bulk shipments and individual orders. Previously, Drukken displayed the following message for these labels: The print file could not be opened.

When Assembling a Bulk Shipment, Everspring now skips orders with an open cancellation request by default, so you no longer create a label for them. If you still want to ship such an order, uncheck the box.

Everspring now offers PostNL labels for the Netherlands, Belgium, and the rest of the EU, without needing your own Sendcloud account. Ask Everspring to activate PostNL for you. The labels will appear on your weekly Everspring invoice.

You can now print the customer's greeting card on your label printer, either from the order page or for an entire bulk run. Under Settings, Print, Greeting Card, you select the label once and whether to print a card individually.

Every shipment on your order page now displays the latest shipping date, the carrier's logo, and the tracking code with a copy button at the bottom of your next step. The "Print all packing slips" button is gone: you print per shipment or via a bulk run.

In Settings, Print, Packing Slip, select Save Ink: your packing slip will then use up to 57% less ink, and you will see a preview of each choice first. Each design also has a fixed name indicating which paper it is for, such as A4-01 Classic and WP4901A-01 Compact.

Product names with a height arrow, such as ↕ 60-80 cm, are now clearly legible on the packing slip and the picking list. The arrow becomes an H there, so H 60-80 cm, without strange characters or large gaps between the letters.