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ShipRush is about 'cutting the clicks.' In the ShipRush world, shipping morphs from a stand alone, probably painful, process, to part of your normal workflow, in your normal line-of-business software.
Instead of shipping being an 'island' of dedicated software and carrier web sites, ShipRush brings shipping into the software you use all day every day. ShipRush integrates into the workflow you already use in your accounting or contact management system.
At the heart of ShipRush is tight integration with your existing core software system, like:
eCommerce: eBay, PayPal, Amazon, Yahoo Stores
Accounting: Such as QuickBooks, Great Plains, Microsoft Office Accounting, and others.
POS: Such as Microsoft RMS
CRM/Contact Management: Such as ACT!, Outlook, GoldMine, SalesLogix, and others
Any Access or SQL type database using ShipRush for ADO
For every shipment, address data flows from your core software into ShipRush. There is no cut-and-paste, no import-export, and no hand-keying. It is automatic and instant. Tracking numbers, cost, and tracking URL's flow from ShipRush back into your core application. Again, this is automatic and effortless.
This way all the information is saved in your core application, all the time.
The workflow is based on the core application in use. With accounting systems, the shipping workflow is based on a sales- or purchase-related document such as an invoice, sales order, or purchase order. With POS it can be the order entry screen or the built-in shipping queue (if applicable). With contact managers and CRM it is based on the contact record.
Developers can use the ShipRush SDK and ShipRush ADO to integrate ShipRush into custom applications, or into custom workflows based on any application.
Shipping is tedious. Years of engineering and the experience of thousands of shippers have gone into making ShipRush an easy to use system that helps make the most of your time each day. You may well never read the product documentation, but you may be surprised at the hidden features that lurk just under the surface. Be sure to start with the Basics of Shipping.