Bring USPS postage into your fulfillment workflow.
For small parcels sent through USPS, review how Endicia postage fits the way your team packs and ships resale orders.
Why teams connect Endicia
Lightweight items — drives, components, accessories, single devices — are often sent through USPS. Postage, tracking, and cost still need to line up with the order that generated them.
This page covers what to review about your Endicia account and USPS shipping before implementation.
- Fulfillment teams shipping small parcels
- E-commerce teams selling components and accessories
How the workflow fits together
The business workflow this connection supports. What transfers, in which direction, and when is confirmed with you during discovery.
Use cases
Evaluation & setup
What to prepare, and the questions we work through with your team before configuration.
- Your Endicia account details
- USPS services you use
- Typical parcel sizes and weights
- Label printers at the packing station
- 01Which USPS services do you use?
- 02Who funds and manages the postage account?
- 03How should tracking reach buyers?
- 04How are refunds for unused labels handled?
Frequently asked questions
Which Endicia products work with RazorERP?
Tell us which Endicia product, edition, and records you need to connect. We will review compatibility and configuration with you before you commit.
Can we use other carriers too?
Yes — most teams use several. See the FedEx and UPS pages, and tell us which carriers you need.
Can we print postage at the packing station?
RazorERP supports cloud printing. We review printers and label formats during implementation.
Review your small-parcel shipping.
Tell us which Endicia setup and records you need to connect; we will review compatibility and configuration with you.