Ship Out Everything, All at Once

Batch file shipping lets you create up to 100 UPS shipments with a single file upload.

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Four Steps to Batch Shipping

Once logged in, click on 'Create Shipments' and enter the file name in the text field. (As you type, matching entries will appear. Or you can choose to browse to your desired file on your computer.)
Verify address information and edit, if necessary.
Select payment method.
Select 'Next' to submit for processing.

Tips and Tricks

Document Formatting
All shipments must be uploaded in documents formatted in CSV (comma separated values) or SSV (semi-colon separated values). Download the template here.
Address and Payment
The origin address and payment method must be the same for all shipments. (Destination addresses can be different.)
Multi-Piece Shipments
Multi-piece shipments cannot be processed using a batch import file.

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FAQ

What if my CSV or SSV document contains an error?

What is a common formatting error for the CSV import file?

Can I still import a batch of shipments to instantly create a bunch of labels?

When I import a batch of shipments, what does the ‘Preview Batch’ button do?

By clicking Preview Batch, you’ll see a quick overview of each shipment that you’ve imported before you print your labels. With the Shipping Basket, you can make changes to any specific shipment before you print the label. So if you need, you can add options like Weekend Delivery or Hold at a UPS Access Point location, to a shipment without having to delete then re-import the whole batch. The Shipping Basket also allows you to take care of any errors we found in your batch file – so you no longer need to fix the error in your batch file then re-import it.

Additional Features:

The system will provide the ability to import up to ten batch files. (A max of 100 shipment still applies)
The system will provide the ability to view all the imported shipments, and skip one or multiple shipments, which would exclude them from being processed when the customer clicks ‘Process all’.