Ecommerce Integrations
Book, Track & Label Courier Orders Inside WooCommerce
A WooCommerce courier plugin lets you book shipments, print labels and track parcels straight from your WordPress orders list. The iCargos plugin adds bulk and single-order booking, a "Booked" order status, a tracking column and label printing — and is compatible with WooCommerce's new high-performance orders storage (HPOS).
Install and configure
The plugin is downloaded from your courier portal and set up in WordPress admin.
Download from your portal. Grab the latest plugin build from the portal's API Setting page (an install video is linked there).
Install in WordPress. Upload and activate it like any WooCommerce extension.
Enter your credentials. Add your Auth Key and Client Code; Product Type, Service Type and Origin populate live from the portal.
Set your rules. Choose which payment gateway counts as COD, billing vs shipping address, and remarks options — then start booking.
What it does in WooCommerce
Push to courier — bulk or single
A "Push to <courier>" bulk action on the WooCommerce orders list (including the new HPOS orders table), or push one order from its detail screen.
A "Booked" order status
The plugin registers a "Booked to <courier>" status right after Processing, so booked orders are obvious at a glance.
Tracking column
A tracking-number column in the orders list links straight to the public tracking page for each shipment.
Label & slip printing
Print labels with barcodes pulled from the portal, without leaving WordPress.
Booked Orders screen
A dedicated list of everything pushed to the courier, plus a summary dashboard fed by the portal.
Choose your carrier
Third-party courier selection is built in, so you can route orders to the carrier you want.
[ Screenshot: WooCommerce orders + Push to courier ]Real product capture of the orders list with the Push-to-courier action and tracking column — awaiting capture from design.
Settings reference
Everything is configured from <Courier> Courier → API Setting in WordPress admin.
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Auth Key / Client Code | Authenticates the plugin against your courier account |
| Product / Service Type | Populated live from the portal; sets the default shipment service |
| Origin | Your pickup location for bookings |
| COD gateway | Which WooCommerce payment gateway counts as cash on delivery |
| Address & remarks | Billing vs shipping address, and item name / SKU in remarks |
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect WooCommerce to my courier?
Download the iCargos plugin from your courier portal's API Setting page, install and activate it in WordPress, then enter your Auth Key and Client Code. Product type, service type and origin populate live from the portal.
Can I book orders in bulk?
Yes. The plugin adds a "Push to <courier>" bulk action to the WooCommerce orders list — including WooCommerce's new HPOS orders table — as well as single-order booking from an order's detail screen.
Is it compatible with HPOS (high-performance order storage)?
Yes. The bulk booking action and tracking column work with the new HPOS orders table as well as the classic WooCommerce orders screen.
Can I print shipping labels from WooCommerce?
Yes. The plugin prints labels and slips with barcodes pulled from the portal, and adds a tracking-number column that links to the public tracking page for each order.
Which couriers does the plugin support?
The plugin includes third-party courier selection, so you can route orders to the carrier you work with. It's the same courier network available across the iCargos platform.
Fulfil WooCommerce orders without leaving WordPress
Book a demo and we'll set up the plugin on your store and run a first live booking.
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