Can I ship several boxes under one tracking number?
Yes, with UPS or FedEx, and from the Czech and German warehouses also with DHL Freight. Order a consolidation, write that you only want the boxes joined under one ID, and we prepare a multi-piece shipment offer for you.
Yes, with UPS or FedEx, and from the Czech and German warehouses also with DHL Freight. We can send several of your boxes as one multi-piece shipment under one tracking number, without packing them into one box. You order it as a consolidation, write that you don't want a physical consolidation, and we prepare a multi-piece shipment offer for you.
How it differs from a normal dispatch
- Normally every package you dispatch is a separate shipment, with its own tracking number, its own shipping price and, on the Standard plan, its own dispatch fee.
- A multi-piece shipment keeps the boxes as they are but sends them together, under one tracking number.
- To make one box out of several packages instead, order a normal consolidation. See Consolidation explained.
Carriers and limits
- UPS and FedEx are the parcel carriers we use for several boxes under one tracking number. With other parcel carriers, each box travels as a separate parcel with its own tracking number.
- Czech and German warehouses: several boxes can also travel together as one DHL Freight shipment (pallet / multi-piece shipment, up to 3,000 kg).
- Each box still has to meet the carrier's size and weight limits for a single parcel. We check this when we prepare the offer.
- All the boxes must be in your account at the same warehouse, as for any consolidation.
- For pallets, see Oversize packages, pallets and freight
How to request it
- Check that all the boxes are in your account at the same warehouse and that their contents are declared. See How to declare package contents.
- Order consolidation for these packages. Choose type A for each package, so everything stays as delivered. Under Special instructions, write that this is not a physical consolidation, that you only want the packages joined under one ID, and that you want a multi-piece shipment offer with UPS, FedEx or, from the Czech and German warehouses, DHL Freight. See How to order consolidation.
- We join the packages under one new package ID and prepare a multi-piece shipment offer for you.
- When you have the offer, request dispatch. See How to dispatch a package.
What it costs
- When you order: the consolidation fee and the special instructions fee for your plan. See Consolidation explained.
- When you dispatch: the price in the multi-piece shipment offer. On the Standard plan, the usual dispatch fee of $5 is added, as for any shipment. Your balance must cover the total.
The shipping cost calculator prices one parcel at a time, so it can't show the price of a multi-piece shipment. Fees for each plan are on the price list.