WooCommerce + Ambro Express
Send parcels with Ambro Express straight from your WooCommerce orders. The address on the order turns into a label, and the tracking number comes back to the order card.
What you get
Sending and tracking parcels for the WooCommerce + Ambro Express pairing
A label straight from the WooCommerce order
The address, the phone number and the chosen delivery method come off the order onto the label, so you never copy them into the carrier's panel.
Unusual consignments in the same queue
Despatches with Ambro Express are prepared from the same order list as ordinary parcels, with no separate tool.
A label without retyping the address
The address, the phone number and the chosen delivery method come off the order onto the label automatically, so you never copy them into the carrier's panel.
Single and batch printing
Pull a label for one parcel or for a whole batch of orders at once, and with a configured printer the print starts without downloading a file.
Tracking comes back to the order
We save the parcel number and the delivery status on the order, so you check them without opening the carrier's site.
Carrier selection rules
You decide which order goes with which service, by weight, by amount, by country or by the delivery method the buyer picked.
How do I connect WooCommerce to Ambro Express?
Connect your Ambro Express account
Enter the login and password for your Ambro account, plus the bank account number for cash on delivery if you use it.
Connect your WooCommerce store
Generate API keys in the panel (WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > REST API) and paste them into NavyFlame.
Set your shipping rules
Decide which orders from WooCommerce go with Ambro Express and with which service, by weight, by amount or by the delivery method the buyer picked.
Send and print
From now on you prepare a parcel with one click from the order list, and the tracking number comes back to the order card in WooCommerce.
Why this integration?
WooCommerce keeps the full delivery address and the chosen shipping method on the order itself, and NavyFlame reads them through the REST API, so the label is built from data nobody retypes. Ambro Express handles domestic and pallet freight, and NavyFlame sends through its API, so an unusual consignment does not fall outside your shared despatch queue. NavyFlame joins the two sides: it pulls orders from WooCommerce, prepares the parcel with Ambro Express and sends the tracking number back to the sales channel. This integration does not issue invoices and does not sync warehouse levels, that is what the separate integrations with an accounting system and with an ERP system are for.
Frequently asked questions
In NavyFlame you connect your Ambro Express account and your WooCommerce account, set the shipping rules and send from the order list. The address and the chosen delivery method come off the order onto the label, and the tracking number comes back to the order card.
Yes, within the scope of your contract with the carrier. You set the consignment parameters when sending.
Yes. The connector accepts a bank account number for cash on delivery, and we take the collection amount from the order.
No. The WooCommerce + Ambro Express pairing handles shipping: the label, the despatch and the tracking. Invoices are issued by a separate integration with an accounting system, which you connect alongside this one.
No, that is what a separate integration with an ERP system does. Shipping uses the orders that are already in NavyFlame and does not change what the warehouse shows.