MyParcel

Create MyParcel labels from any website. Retrieve all the information you need to create a shipping label in one click.

# The no. 1 shipping platform for every online entrepreneur. We are MyParcel, the platform with which every online entrepreneur, large or small, can easily create shipping labels to send parcels, mail, letterbox parcels, and pallets. To destinations inland and abroad. Our goal is to make the services of major carriers accessible to every online entrepreneur so that they have time for what they are good at: doing business. We do this with our easy and accessible shipping service, smart IT solutions, and the most personal customer service. # How does it work? Automatically import your orders from any desired sales channel into the platform and print out your shipping labels in no time. Have your packages picked up or bring them yourself to a PostNL or Instabox delivery point. Your customer receives the track & trace information, and you can keep an overview of all shipments in the MyParcel platform. # Just like the other 36,000 webshops, experience… - Our free personal customer service. We offer you direct telephone support! - How to save time and money printing your shipping labels. - That you are not tied to anything! We do not charge monthly fees. # The advantages. - Link the fields of your platform with the Google Chrome Extension. - Select the shipping address from any page in Google Chrome. - Create a shipping label to any country in the world. - Choose from all available package types, shipping and delivery options. - Print all your labels in one batch. - No integration needed in your webshop. # FAQ – Why does the extension ask for so many permissions? The extension needs access to all data in all webpages because it fetches addresses using the HTML on the webpage you visit. It needs to "read and change data" on all sites to both fetch the address data and map fields from any site you visit while the extension is open. Reading data is needed to get the address data from the website you visit and want to create a shipment from. The box and tooltip around elements you hover your mouse over while mapping are inserted into the HTML (and removed/hidden after), which explains the "changing data" part. The data the extension saves (in your browser's synchronized storage) are the mappings you make in "Instellingen > Velden mappen" Example: If you map a few fields on "mywebshop.com/orders?id=32" it will save the following entry to the storage: "myparcel-mapping-mywebshop.com", with its value being something along the lines of: "{person:<css selector>,company:<css selector>}" etc, which is a JSON encoded object containing all the fields you've mapped. We don't save this data anywhere ourselves. The data that is sent to our backoffice (which is what runs inside the popup) are the website URL and the HTML contents it may or may not have found in the fields that were either mapped by you or pre-mapped by us. Example: { person: "Mr. Parcel", company: "MyParcel", postal_code: "2132WT", ... } This data is put in the corresponding fields and it will be handled the same way as if you were to create a shipment "manually" through the regular shipment form in our backoffice. The only difference is we do keep track of the URL of the website you've created a shipment from. This is used for internal insights, for example if we notice a lot of shipments being created on an e-commerce platform we don't have a plug-in for, we might decide to start developing one.