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# CanaryShip Discussions

CanaryShip is a parcel orchestration platform offered through CanaryTags for 3PLs and logistics operators. It brings carrier connectivity, routing, label generation, tracking and API-supported shipping workflows into one system, so operations teams can stop switching between carrier portals. What CanaryShip does: - Rules-based routing: automatic carrier and service level selection based on rules you set - Label generation through the API or the web panel - A broad carrier library on one integration, including FedEx, UPS, DHL and regional carriers, with new carriers added on request - Rate shopping across carriers, tracking and proof of delivery - Rate cards, shipping cost visibility and invoicing support - HS code classification and customs documentation for cross-border parcels - Branded tracking pages and customer delivery notifications How teams adopt it: CanaryShip is modular. Teams usually start with a pilot alongside their current operations, roll out one module at a time and expand once the value is clear. It works with your existing systems through a REST API and file-based formats such as CSV, Excel, XML and EDI, so there is no need to rebuild your tech stack. How it fits with CanaryTags: CanaryShip manages the digital side of parcel shipping, including orders, routing, labels, carrier events and exceptions. CanaryTags adds physical shipment visibility with disposable stick-on tags powered by LarkNet that send location pings via compatible devices nearby. Each product can be used on its own, and where enabled a CanaryShip parcel can carry a CanaryTags tag ID so the parcel links to its location history. Who it is for: 3PLs, fulfillment providers and logistics operators that ship parcels across multiple carriers and want one place to rate, label, track and manage exceptions.

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