Shipping Calculations

Allmoxy offers a variety of shipping options and customers can select different options when ordering to find the most economical choice. We also recommend that the employee in charge of verifying orders reviews the shipping option selected and ensures that it is feasible.

Use  "if" statements to construct your shipping formula. Several variables are available to help you construct complex formulas for shipping charges, including order item quantity, order total weight, distance, and order price. 

For example, if you typically want to charge $20 for shipping but offer free shipping if the order price is over $500, then you'd write a formula like this:  price > 500 ? 0 : 20
(this reads as "if price is great than 500 then shipping cost is $0, otherwise it's $20")

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If you need assistance building a complex pricing formula for your shipping charges, contact our Service Team! 


Shipping Integrations: 

For the shipping integrations (FedEx, UPS, & FreightQuote), you have the same variables, but you will also define additional parameters like freight class, pallet size, and max weight per package. These will help the shipper determine pricing and also provide your customers with informed options. As a result, customers will chose the most economical option which is typically the best option (ie FedEx Freight over Ground to ship multiple pallets of assembled product)