DHL is where a lot of cross-border volume goes. Huup quotes the rate, creates the shipment with the data the destination needs, prints the label and tracks it to delivery.
Huup quotes DHL rates, creates the shipment, prints the label and tracks the parcel. Built for cross-border orders where the customs data has to be right.
Huup pulls DHL rates rather than relying on a stored rate card, so the comparison at dispatch reflects what the shipment will actually cost.
Cross-border orders fail on data, not on carriers. The fields DHL needs are collected as part of the shipment rather than added afterwards.
DHL tracking is normalised into the same timeline as your UK carriers, so an international order is not a special case for support.
Everything below runs against your own carrier account. Huup creates the shipment and prints the label; it does not resell postage.
Rates are requested from DHL and mapped into the comparison shown at dispatch, next to your other carriers.
Shipments are created against your own DHL account and the label comes back ready to print.
DHL tracking events are mapped into the shared timeline used across every carrier.
DHL field requirements are validated before submission, which is where most international shipments fail.
Your DHL account and your negotiated rates. Huup quotes and ships against it.
You keep the account and the rates you negotiated. Huup uses them to create shipments and print labels.
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