Move supply chain data files through FTP
Scheduled CSV exports of orders, shipments, and costs go to the FTP folders your team already works from, and files dropped into a watched folder are picked up as orders, rate cards, and address lists.
| Type | Format | Rows | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Invoice Audit | csv | 1,284 | Pending |
| Finance Invoices | csv | 312 | Pending |
| Invoice Audit | csv | 5,902 | Pending |
FTP Integration Capabilities
File transfer protocol for exchanging shipping data with carriers and partners.
How the FTP integration works
Connect FTP
Authorize FTP and choose the folders CommerceShip writes exports to and watches for imports. Access is scoped to those folders and can be revoked from either side.
Choose files and cadence
Pick which order, shipment, invoice, and cost exports go out, how often, and the folder for each. Name a watched folder for order files, rate cards, and address lists.
Export and import on schedule
Exports drop into FTP with dated filenames, documents such as BOLs and carrier invoices file as they're generated, and files placed in the watched folder are imported.
Export and import through FTP
Export files go to the FTP folders you choose. Order files dropped into a watched folder are imported on the next run.
Other Data Destinations
Warehouses, databases, spreadsheets, and file storage you can send the same shipping data to
