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Pixa WMS eliminates the manual steps between a packed order and a dispatched parcel. As soon as you confirm the pack, the system contacts your configured cargo carrier, generates a shipping label, and queues a tracking-status update for the originating marketplace — all without leaving the packing station screen.

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Automatic Label Generation

When you click Confirm Pack on an order, Pixa WMS:
  1. Identifies the carrier assigned to the order (based on your channel routing rules or the carrier selected at order import).
  2. Calls the carrier’s API to create a shipment and retrieve a tracking number.
  3. Renders a print-ready shipping label in the correct carrier format.
  4. Sends the label to your configured label printer automatically.
No manual login to carrier portals, no copy-pasting tracking numbers. The entire process happens in under five seconds.
1

Print the Cargo Label

After confirming the pack, the label prints automatically on your connected label printer. If the print does not trigger, click Reprint Label on the order detail screen.
2

Attach the Label and Seal the Parcel

Fix the label securely to the outside of the parcel so the barcode is fully visible and not obscured by tape or folds.
3

Hand to the Carrier

Place the parcel in your outbound area or carrier collection zone. If your carrier requires a handover manifest, print it from Shipping → Daily Manifest and hand it to the driver.
4

Tracking Status Updates Automatically

As soon as the carrier scans the parcel at collection, the tracking event is mirrored in Pixa WMS and pushed back to the originating marketplace (e.g. Trendyol, Hepsiburada). The order status updates to Shipped with the tracking link — no manual update required.

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Supported Carriers

Pixa WMS integrates with the following cargo carriers: If your carrier is not listed, contact the Pixa team — new carrier integrations are added regularly.
On high-volume days, use Batch Label Printing under Shipping → Batch Print to generate and print labels for all packed orders in a single action, rather than printing one at a time as each order is confirmed.