How it works
The complete Canada to U.S. flow: automate compliance handling, reduce clearance cost, and deliver with domestic-speed expectations.
40%
Savings on customs fees
75%
Faster customs clearance
100+
Orders per consolidation
24/7
Automated processing
From order prep to final-mile injection, every handoff is structured and traceable.
Step 1
Orders are picked, packed, and prepared individually at your Canadian warehouse for final-mile delivery.
Each package keeps its own identity from origin to destination, making later consolidation and tracking consistent.
Step 2
Group many orders into one customs entry to reduce per-order clearance cost.
Select by destination, value thresholds, or fulfillment center; SHPBNDL validates addresses and compliance inputs automatically.
Step 3
Print labels directly in SHPBNDL so every package has a unique traceable ID.
Labels include consolidation IDs and destination metadata for faster scanning at each operational checkpoint.
Step 4
Review carton counts and compliance documents before dispatch.
Validate values and documentation before locking the consolidation, so exceptions are handled upstream instead of at the border.
Step 5
Required documentation is pushed to broker and fulfillment stakeholders.
Commercial invoices, packing lists, BOL, and customs forms are sent via API or email with broker-ready consistency.
Step 6
Carrier collects the consolidated shipment and moves toward the U.S. border.
Master BOL scans and handoff confirmations trigger traceability events for all parties.
Step 7
Carrier notifies customs broker ahead of crossing for final preparation.
Pre-arrival notice gives brokers time to stage documentation and reduce clearance latency.
Step 8
Pre-filed documentation supports rapid release, often in under 30 minutes.
One complete entry for many packages cuts repetitive filing friction and speeds release motion.
Step 9
Consolidated freight is delivered to the U.S. fulfillment center for de-consolidation.
The center receives advance shipment notice and manifest data, improving planning and intake throughput.
Step 10
Pre-labeled packages are injected into local networks for customer delivery.
Because labels are already applied, facilities can scan, sort, and release with minimal rework.
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Import orders, products, and customers automatically from your operational systems.
Connect your existing broker or choose from preferred options.
Pick fulfillment nodes near ports of entry and demand centers.
Most teams save 30-40% on clearance by consolidating many packages into fewer entries.
Typically 500+ U.S.-bound orders per month, though lower-volume brands can still realize strong ROI.
Commonly 3-5 business days, including border clearance and final-mile handoff.
No major rebuild. Most teams keep existing pick/pack and add structured consolidation workflows.
Yes. SHPBNDL supports API, EDI, and email integration with existing broker relationships.
