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ExpediteBiz has launched ExpediteShip for DHL (ESDHL) SOAP Web Services, the first hosted SOAP web services for DHL shipping process integration. The company said that using ESDHL SOAP Web Services’ APIs, developers and merchants can integrate their existing ordering, CRM, accounting, and other systems with DHL’s U.S. domestic and export shipping services, which include DHL certified labels printing, rate estimate, pickup, tracking and others. A value-added service, such as batch processing, hosted shipping history and reporting, is also available.
“The efficient shipping department is the secret of any successful business in the e-commerce world,” said Constantine Wasco, founder and chief executive officer of ExpediteBiz. “By integrating company’s ordering system with the shipping process, businesses can streamline order fulfillment and handle more shipments daily with greater efficiency.”
ExpediteBiz said that ESDHL SOAP Web Services make the integration of shipping processes extremely easy, and no expert programming skills are required. “Until now, integrated shipping solutions have only been implemented by a few leading edge enterprises due to high costs and the level of technical skill required,” said Wasco. “However, ESDHL SOAP Web Services are now making it possible for businesses of all sizes to build enterprise shipping solution in just days and within their budget. In fact, our customers can build and test their custom shipping solution before making any investment!”
The company said the ESDHL-hosted infrastructure ensures businesses can go beyond any inherent limitations of stand-alone products. There are no installations, no deployment or maintenance costs; Businesses can use only what they need, when they need it, and pay for exactly what they use, ExpediteBiz said.
For more information, please visit www.expediteship.com.
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