During the on-boarding stage,

• your drop-shipping needs are evaluated - to understand which retailer you are working with, what is the catalog size and transactions volume, how catalog is scoped. what currency you use, etc.

• the monthly fee of the application is agreed - based on the catalog size and transactions volume.

• the application is installed within your Shopify store and all features are verified to ensure functions are working as expected.

• your plan is activated for the monthly billing with Shopify.

To manage your dropship catalog,

• Ensure all your products in scope are tagged accordingly (based on the agreed tag configuration). The configured tag is available under the application's Home tab - ShopifyFilterTag

• Use the Enrichment View/Edit link available in the application's Home tag to open Shopify's Bulk Editor. Through the latter, you can manage extra information and enrichment as Shopify Metafields. The columns will be based on the configuration of your application. (e.g. custom price, fix inventory, stock reduction, NRF Color, NRF Size, etc).

• Use the application's View Products tab to have a unified and centralized view of your catalog information, cost and inventory. In case of missing mandatory information (e.g. SKU, Barcode, Vendor), the row will be marked as error.

• Use Download CSV to download the catalog in simple CSV format.

To have the label printing cost,

• Ensure all your orders are tagged accordingly (based on the agreed tag configuration). The configured tag is available under the application's Home Tag - ShopifyOrderSource.

• Use the application's View Order Labels to have a unified and centralized view of all your orders and the label costs.

• Use Download CSV to download all orders and label charges in simple CSV format.