Shipmondo

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We found no public information on stock keeping. The captured order management and pick and pack pages cover picking, item barcodes, bin codes and partial fulfillments, but we found no public information on a stock figure per product, movement history, goods receipts, purchase orders, batches or expiry dates, or stock synchronised to sales channels. 2 3 9

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Three picking solutions are documented, from printed pick lists per order to paperless digital pick paths with route optimisation, product images and an order check that scans every item and rejects the wrong barcode on a handheld scanner or phone camera, with multi-order picking by trolley and pick path analytics. We found no public information on goods receipt against purchase orders, putaway suggestions or pack-stage verification, and the error figures run at fulfillment and item level, not per user and shift. The scan check is also gated behind Essentials or Pro. 9 10 3 2

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Eighteen carriers are named in one list, own carrier agreements can be activated beside the built-in vendor rates (a one-time 60 EUR per customer number, capped at two agreements on Essentials), rates are compared across carriers and delivery methods, customs documents and the pro forma invoice are handled, and the returns portal offers custom return reasons, labelless returns and pay-on-use labels with pickup points supported. The captured pages stop short of documenting rules that choose carrier and service automatically by weight, destination or value, branded tracking pages, and carrier performance reported per lane. 4 5 13 12

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Pallet and parcel freight is genuinely bookable rather than an enquiry form — DHL Freight shipments with electronically booked pickup included in the freight price, rate comparison across carriers, and a groupage-capable carrier list — but the documented depth runs through one carrier lane. We found no public information on CMR or eCMR documents, multi-modal tracking, freight invoice checking or CO2 reporting, and the pages say additional service fees may be imposed on a shipment without giving figures. 13 4 14

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The connector wall is real: forty shop systems, nineteen ERP and accounting systems, sixteen payment gateways and six WMS systems, plus a documented REST API with a changelog, webhooks with configurable trigger events, file integration in JSON or XML, a sandbox and a terminal CLI. We found no public information on EDI, documented API rate limits, or a documented export of orders, stock and shipment history at the end of the contract — the terms instead state that imported data is automatically deleted after the plan's retention period with no possibility of recovery. 15 16 7

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Shipmondo ApS is named with a Danish VAT number and Odense address under Danish law, a data processing agreement is downloadable with the customer as controller and Shipmondo as processor, and one processor is named for payment (Bambora Checkout, Worldline). Hosting location is not stated on the captured pages, the wider subprocessor list is not shown, and we found no public information on ownership or a security certification. 7 6 8

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All three tiers are public — EUR 0, EUR 11 and EUR 29 per month — with the label fee published at "From 0.03 EUR to 0.08 EUR per label", own-carrier activation at 60 EUR one-time or 48 EUR with a yearly plan, plan limits on order integrations and own agreements spelled out, an optional 100 EUR startup package, 14-day termination and 30-day price-change notice. What a buyer still cannot compute: the label volume-discount scale, VAT treatment, the vendor's own freight rates (to be checked inside the account), and the DHL Freight additional service fees. 5 7 13 12

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