DX carries the things that do not fit a standard parcel profile. Huup creates the shipment, validates it before it goes, prints the label and tracks it through to delivery.
Huup creates DX shipments, prints the label and tracks the delivery. Built for the larger and irregular parcels that the standard parcel carriers price badly.
Larger, longer and heavier items get punished by standard parcel pricing. DX is often the sensible answer, and having it in the same tool means it is actually used.
Huup validates the shipment against DX rules before submitting it, so a bad address or an out-of-spec parcel is caught at the desk rather than at the depot.
Where a label does not come back on the first attempt the shipment is kept in a state you can regenerate from, rather than being lost between systems.
Everything below runs against your own carrier account. Huup creates the shipment and prints the label; it does not resell postage.
Shipments are created against your DX account with the label pulled back for printing from the dispatch screen.
A validator runs over the shipment before it is sent, so common rejections are caught while the order is still in front of you.
DX tracking events are mapped into the shared timeline used by every other carrier.
If a label does not come back, the shipment can be regenerated rather than recreated, which keeps one tracking number per parcel.
DX errors are mapped into reasons a warehouse can act on rather than raw API responses.
You keep the account and the rates you negotiated. Huup uses them to create shipments and print labels.
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