The parcel arrives
Weight, dimensions, tracking number, photo, internal note. The reference is generated and the label prints.
COL000123Free WordPress and WooCommerce plugin
Your forwarding warehouse, inside WooCommerce.
Parcel intake, storage, consolidation, reshipping and a client portal. Clients pay on your store, with your carriers and your rates.
- GPL license, $0
- English, French, Spanish
- Native WooCommerce orders
A parcel comes in, its label, the stock list
It waits in stock
Free storage per your policy, 15 days by default. Past that, fees compute themselves, day by day.
15 days freeThe client ships it
They tick their parcels, pick a carrier, see the price. The request becomes a WooCommerce order they pay as usual.
Order #1042Intake
A parcel booked in thirty seconds, label included.
The form follows the counter: the client, the carton, the shipping rules. On save, the reference shows large next to the print button.
- Client search by reference, name or e-mail
- Fees advanced on delivery, customs duties or import VAT, billed back at cost
- Allowed carriers parcel by parcel, consolidation allowed or not
- Internal note never shown to the client
The label, actual size
62 × 30 mm on your screen, the small thermal printer label. Size and contents adjustable.
Client portal
Clients see their parcels and request the shipment themselves.
In the WooCommerce My Account page, four tabs: my parcels, my shipments, my documents, shipment request. The price shows before they confirm.
- Live estimate: parcels, storage, transport, insurance
- Only the carriers possible for those parcels are offered
- Customs declaration and purchase invoices when the destination requires them
- Cancellation possible until anything leaves
Native WooCommerce
One order, your payment methods, your bookkeeping.
Every request creates a real WooCommerce order: one line per parcel, storage, insurance, fees advanced, the carrier as the shipping line. Your payment gateways, taxes and e-mails apply with nothing to set up.
- Colisly panel on the order: parcels, declaration, invoices, internal note
- Payment received, parcels marked paid, ready to prepare
- Order cancelled, parcels back in stock
Your rates
Your carriers, your grids, your limits.
Base plus price per kilo, or a grid by weight bracket and by zone. Volumetric weight for express. Maximum weight, length and girth, so you never sell a shipment the carrier will refuse.
- Zones by country, picked by name
- Handling tiers by parcel weight
- Insurance levels and storage fees you set
62 × 30mm, the default label, adjustable
15 daysof free storage, per your policy
3languages shipped: English, French, Spanish
612automated checks on every release
Day to day
The manager's screens.
Clients, multi-criteria search
Client record: parcels, shipments, history
Parcels in stock, status changed inline
Pricing
$0forever, GPL license
- Every feature, no "pro" version
- Installed on your hosting, your data stays with you
- Updates from wordpress.org, like any plugin
- GDPR export and erasure through the native WordPress tools
Custom work
Need an adaptation?
Multiple delivery addresses, importing your existing data, integration with your tools, hosting and setup. Pixfeed does this work on quote, in English or French.
Talk about your projectFrequently asked questions
Before you install.
Do I need WooCommerce?
Yes. WooCommerce provides the client account, the order, the payment and the e-mails. Colisly builds on it instead of redoing everything.
Which carriers are supported?
Any. Rates and weight brackets are yours, from a negotiated contract or a public grid, typed in the settings.
Can several parcels be consolidated into one shipment?
Yes, that is the heart of the trade. The client selects parcels in stock and requests a single shipment. A parcel can also be marked as having to travel alone.
How are storage fees computed?
Each parcel gets a free period, 15 days by default. Past it, the daily rate from the settings applies and is added automatically to the shipment order.
Are documents private?
Yes. They are stored outside the public folder and downloaded through an authenticated address. Only the client concerned and your team can reach them.
What about duties advanced on delivery?
They are noted on the parcel at intake. The client sees them in their account and they are billed back at cost, on a separate line of the order.
Try it on a real store.
A public demo is coming: a manager account, a client account, data reset every night.