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Packaging Features
Packaging Features
ShipStream uses Packaging Features as items that can be added to a shipment during packing to help ensure that orders are packed in a specific way, using specific supplies, or to collect data and mor…
Attach Packaging Features to Orders
Aside from assigning Packaging Features to specific products with the "Other Special Features" product attribute and the "Always/Never Apply to Goods Type" attribute of Packaging Features , Packaging…
Containers
Containers are a generic term for anything that is used to "contain" the items of a shipment when it is shipped. Typically this would be a rigid box or an envelope but may also be a "virtual" item to…
Infill
ShipStream's Packing Solutions providers use "Infill" to account for the space you may want to leave inside a container to protect the contents, such as air pillows, packing peanuts, crumpled paper,…
