Does GoatLabels have a Salesforce app or managed package?

No. GoatLabels has no packaged Salesforce Commerce Cloud shipping integration: there is no native connector for Commerce Cloud, B2B Commerce, or Order Management. Orders reach it through the REST API, called from your own flow or Apex code, or through a bulk CSV import of up to 500 rows per file.

Which carriers can Salesforce orders ship with?

USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL, rate-shopped on every parcel from one account with one all-in number per carrier, plus an international network. Parcels ship from US and Singapore origins. You cannot add your own carrier accounts or negotiated rates.

How much does Salesforce Commerce Cloud shipping software cost?

The software is $0 a month on Free with 50 shipments a month, or $40 a month flat on Pro with unlimited shipments and cheaper label rates. The API and CSV import are on both plans. Labels are paid from a prepaid wallet, and there is no contract. Your Salesforce development time is separate.

Can tracking numbers be written back to Salesforce?

Yes, by your own code. The API returns the tracking number when the label is bought, and signed webhooks report events as the parcel moves. GoatLabels does not write into Salesforce itself, so your flow or Apex class saves the tracking number to the record.

Does it ship international B2B orders from Salesforce?

Yes, for parcels. GoatLabels has an international network alongside USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL, and the API supports DDP and DDU terms. It does not handle freight, hazmat, cold-chain, or other regulated goods.

Can I talk to someone about my Salesforce setup first?

Yes. Email contact@goatlabels.io with the Salesforce products you run, your monthly parcel volume, and a sample order export if you have one. We check the file against the bulk importer, price the parcels across USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL, and walk through the API calls. There is nothing to sign.

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Salesforce Commerce Cloud shipping software for parcel labels

Apex callout or CSV in. Labels out.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud shipping software has to be added, because Salesforce Order Management shows labels only after you configure the label logic. GoatLabels supplies the label side by REST API or CSV import: USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL rate-shopped per parcel, Free at $0 or Pro at $40 a month. It has no native Salesforce connector.

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Four carriers per fulfillment order

USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL quoted together on each parcel a fulfillment order produces, from one account with no carrier contracts to set up.

all quoted

Four quotesOne all-in number each.

REST APIUnlimited calls.

Bulk CSV500 rows per import.

A ledger keyed to your order number

Every label debits the quoted amount to a dated ledger entry that carries the order summary or account reference you send.

PrepaidCard, ACH, and more.

Pro $40 flatUnlimited shipments.

Your referenceOn every ledger line.

Salesforce shipping options, compared

How do Salesforce orders become carrier labels?

Three routes are realistic alongside GoatLabels: label logic you build yourself in Salesforce Order Management, a third-party shipping app that runs inside Salesforce, or an enterprise multi-carrier system. GoatLabels is a label service your flow or Apex code calls, or that takes a CSV file. It needs no carrier contracts but ships no Salesforce package. Vendor facts were checked on 2026-10-06.

Updated 2026-10-06

Salesforce shipping options, compared, sources checked 2026-10-06
	GoatLabels	Order Management label logic you build	Third-party Salesforce shipping app	Enterprise multi-carrier system
How labels get made	Your flow or Apex class calls the REST API, or a user imports a CSV of up to 500 rows.	Salesforce help says labels do not show in the Store Fulfillment App unless you configure the logic, and suggests a flow plus an Apex class for third-party APIs.	Installed and configured in your org. Zenkraft markets a native Order Management shipping integration.	Integrated by the vendor or a partner as an implementation project.
Carrier accounts	None to set up. Labels are bought on GoatLabels' accounts; your own negotiated rates cannot be used.	Whatever the API you call requires. Not stated on the Salesforce help page.	Not stated on the vendor's page we reviewed. Ask the vendor.	Your own carrier contracts, often many carriers and regions.
Carriers and freight	USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL, plus an international network. Parcel only, no LTL.	Depends on the service your logic calls.	Zenkraft states 200+ carriers including parcel and LTL (vendor claim).	Usually parcel and freight across contracted carriers.
Tracking back to the order	Returned by the API and on signed webhooks. Your code writes it to the shipment record; no automatic write-back.	Written by the flow you build.	Not stated on the vendor's page we reviewed.	Written back by the integration.
Price and commitment	Free $0 a month with 50 shipments, or Pro $40 a month flat with unlimited shipments. No contract.	Your build and maintenance time, plus the label service you call.	Not stated on the vendor's page we reviewed.	Quoted by sales, typically with implementation fees.

Third-party details checked on 2026-10-06 from each vendor's own pages: Salesforce Help: Store Fulfillment App shipping labels (checked 2026-10-06); Salesforce Developers: Order Management platform events (checked 2026-10-06); Salesforce Help: split order fulfillment (checked 2026-10-06); Zenkraft: Salesforce Order Management shipping (vendor claim, 2026-10-06). Plans and features change, so confirm on the vendor's current page before you decide.

Does Salesforce Commerce Cloud print shipping labels on its own?

Not without configuration. Salesforce's help page for the Store Fulfillment App says Salesforce Order Management shipping labels for a packed order do not show unless you configure the label logic, and it recommends a flow that generates labels, with an Apex class when a third-party API is involved.

That leaves the carrier side to you. Something has to hold carrier access, quote a rate, buy the label, and return a tracking number. GoatLabels is one way to fill that gap: a REST API your Apex class can call, with USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL quoted on each parcel from a single account, which gives Salesforce Commerce Cloud multi-carrier shipping without a carrier contract.

How do I connect Salesforce Order Management to a label API?

Trigger a flow from an Order Management event and have it call the label API through Apex. Salesforce documents platform events such as OrderSummaryCreatedEvent for starting flows in an order workflow, so the callout can run when an order or fulfillment order is ready rather than on a timer.

On the GoatLabels side the calls are: create the shipment, read the four carrier quotes, buy the one your rule picks. Send an Idempotency-Key so a retried callout never buys a second label, and use test keys in a sandbox org first. There is no SDK or managed package, so your developer or partner owns the Apex.

Can I ship Salesforce B2B orders without writing Apex?

Yes. Salesforce B2B Commerce shipping can start from a file: export the orders that are ready to ship from a Salesforce report or list view as a CSV, then import that file into GoatLabels. The importer takes up to 500 rows per file and names the row and field of any error, and one bad row does not fail the batch.

This suits a team that wants labels this week while the integration is scoped. The trade-off is manual work on the way back: tracking numbers and costs come out of GoatLabels as an export, and someone loads them into Salesforce with whatever data import tool your admin already uses.

How are B2B orders with several ship-to addresses handled?

Each address becomes its own shipment. Salesforce documents split order fulfillment flows that create a fulfillment order for each address, and each of those can be sent to GoatLabels as a separate label request carrying the same order reference.

Multi-carton orders work the same way: one order can produce several labels, and each label is its own ledger line with your reference. Finance can then total parcel cost per order or per buyer account from the ledger export. GoatLabels has no sub-accounts or per-client balances, so the reference is what separates the spend.

When is GoatLabels the wrong shipping software for Salesforce Commerce Cloud?

It is the wrong choice if you need a managed package installed in your org, your own negotiated carrier rates, LTL or freight, SSO, or a contractual SLA, because GoatLabels offers none of those. It is a parcel label service reached by API or CSV, with support by email and an in-app assistant.

Teams that ship pallets, that must print retailer compliance labels, or that have no developer or partner to maintain an Apex callout are better served by a shipping app built for Salesforce or an enterprise multi-carrier system. GoatLabels fits when the orders leave as parcels and a short integration is acceptable.

Comparing platforms? See B2B ecommerce shipping software. Writing the callout? Start with the shipping API for developers.

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Public API v1

A label API your Apex class can call.

Salesforce already holds the ship-to, the items, and the fulfillment order. The REST API is the Salesforce shipping label API your flow or Apex callout uses to rate-shop and buy the label, with unlimited calls on every plan, live and test keys, Idempotency-Key support, signed replayable webhooks, and rate-limit headers. The dashboard and the API spend the same prepaid wallet.

Test keys for sandbox orgs, live keys for production

Idempotency-Key so a retried callout never buys twice

Signed, replayable webhooks for tracking events

OpenAPI 3.1 spec to model requests from

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curl https://api.goatlabels.io/api/v1/shipments

201 Created · 187ms

requestresponse

POST /api/v1/shipments
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_…
Idempotency-Key: ord_8421

{
  "to": { "name": "Joyce", "city": "Berlin", "country": "DE" },
  "parcel": { "weight": 2.6, "weight_unit": "lb" },
  "service": "fedex_intl_priority"
}

← 201 Created // buy it with POST /api/v1/shipments/{id}/purchase
{
  "id": "shp_44819",
  "status": "draft",
  "amount": { "subtotal": 72.25, "duty_and_tax": 14.20, "total": 86.45 }
}

Pay for labels, not a tier

Two plans. No contract.

Free is $0 a month with 50 shipments a month. Pro is $40 a month flat with unlimited shipments and cheaper label rates. Bulk CSV, 13 connectors, and the REST API come with both, and labels are paid from a prepaid wallet.

Pro

Free

$0 / forever

Enough to prove one flow in a sandbox before you commit.

50 shipments a month at $0

USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL rate-shopped on every parcel

REST API with unlimited calls

Bulk CSV import, up to 500 rows per file

13 store connectors included

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The assistant is included

The in-app assistant drafts a label from a pasted order or email for you to confirm. It is part of the product, not an add-on.

Web, every planTelegram, Pro

API on every plan

GET /api/v1/shipments

200 OK · plan: free

Unlimited calls. The same wallet as the dashboard.

Bring last month's shipments

Put real parcels through the side-by-side quotes and compare against what those labels cost you on

ShippoPirate ShipShipStation

No contractNo card for FreeFour carriers

Label prices are quoted live from USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL and shown as one number, the same number that leaves your wallet. Other vendors' plans move, so compare against their current pricing page. Full pricing details

Salesforce Commerce Cloud shipping software: FAQ

Does GoatLabels have a Salesforce app or managed package?: No. GoatLabels has no packaged Salesforce Commerce Cloud shipping integration: there is no native connector for Commerce Cloud, B2B Commerce, or Order Management. Orders reach it through the REST API, called from your own flow or Apex code, or through a bulk CSV import of up to 500 rows per file.
Which carriers can Salesforce orders ship with?: USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL, rate-shopped on every parcel from one account with one all-in number per carrier, plus an international network. Parcels ship from US and Singapore origins. You cannot add your own carrier accounts or negotiated rates.
How much does Salesforce Commerce Cloud shipping software cost?: The software is $0 a month on Free with 50 shipments a month, or $40 a month flat on Pro with unlimited shipments and cheaper label rates. The API and CSV import are on both plans. Labels are paid from a prepaid wallet, and there is no contract. Your Salesforce development time is separate.
Can tracking numbers be written back to Salesforce?: Yes, by your own code. The API returns the tracking number when the label is bought, and signed webhooks report events as the parcel moves. GoatLabels does not write into Salesforce itself, so your flow or Apex class saves the tracking number to the record.
Does it ship international B2B orders from Salesforce?: Yes, for parcels. GoatLabels has an international network alongside USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL, and the API supports DDP and DDU terms. It does not handle freight, hazmat, cold-chain, or other regulated goods.
Can I talk to someone about my Salesforce setup first?: Yes. Email contact@goatlabels.io with the Salesforce products you run, your monthly parcel volume, and a sample order export if you have one. We check the file against the bulk importer, price the parcels across USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL, and walk through the API calls. There is nothing to sign.

B2B commerce shipping guides: Adobe Commerce B2B shipping, Amazon Business shipping labels, B2B ecommerce shipping software, BigCommerce B2B shipping software, commercetools shipping integration, Shopify B2B shipping software, Walmart Marketplace shipping software, WooCommerce wholesale shipping.

Test it in a sandbox org.

Salesforce orders in, parcel labels out.
One callout, four carriers.

Call the API from a flow or import a CSV of orders, compare USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL on each parcel, then decide. Free is $0 a month; Pro is $40 flat with unlimited shipments.

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