UPS Ready Tools gives higher shipping prices

[coca cola]

We just installed UPS Ready Tools to be able to print labels direct from Miva (what a great time saver). But the prices being generated by UPS Ready Tools are much higher than from UPS Worldship - $13.03 verses $8.27 for 2 lb package to zip 23423. How is this corrected?

We were generating double shipping methods in the store until we inactivated the UPS Advanced module, but then it didn't give free shipping on domestic products over $100 or in aggregate of $100 in product value. How would we set this in UPS Ready Tools? Or is it a shipping rule? package rule?

How do we print an end of day summary for the driver to sign?

Is it possible to print to a UPS label printer like Zebra ZP450? All we could do were single 8.5x12" label pages for each label and with many to print, it seems to take forever.

[Rick Wilson]

Re: UPS Ready Tools gives higher shipping prices

We just installed UPS Ready Tools to be able to print labels direct from Miva (what a great time saver). But the prices being generated by UPS Ready Tools are much higher than from UPS Worldship - $13.03 verses $8.27 for 2 lb package to zip 23423. How is this corrected?

This could be for a variety of reasons, check with support and make sure you're using your negotiated rates.

How do we print an end of day summary for the driver to sign?

You could create one using the Template Batch Reports. We don't have anything built in for that with UPS (we do for FedEx since they mandate it).

Is it possible to print to a UPS label printer like Zebra ZP450? All we could do were single 8.5x12" label pages for each label and with many to print, it seems to take forever.

Not yet, but we're working on that. Since we're not local software and have to print via the browser it's trickier than it should be. But we have got it to work internally after some hacking and plan on adding that in a future update.