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The shipping exception import allows you to import a list of shipping exceptions in bulk. The rules are exactly the same as defined in Working with Shipping Exceptions. Please see that article for more information.
You can download an example csv here: Example Shipping Exceptions CSV
Column Definitions
| Col No | Name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | SKU | An identifier from your catalog which represents the product. |
| 2 | Fulfillment Node | Shipping exceptions are configured on a per-fulfillment node basis, meaning the product can have separate shipping rules set for each configured fulfillment node. |
| 3 | Service Level |
The service level to override. If you have configured shipping by level in the Jet partner portal, then you would set the level here instead of using Method.
Valid Values:
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| 4 | Shipping Method |
A general shipping method to override.
Valid Values:
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| 5 | Override Type |
Modifies the behavior of "Charge"
Valid Values:
If shipping_exception_type is "restricted", override type and shipping charge amount should not be provided. |
| 6 | Shipping Charge Amount | A number that is greater than zero. Do not include a dollar sign. â Based on override type, this is either an amount that overrides the shipping amount, or an additional fee to add on to the calculated shipping amount |
| 7 | Shipping Exception Type |
The shipping exception type Valid Values:
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Table of contents
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Getting Started
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Main Window & Dashboard
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Product Catalog
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Bulk Imports
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Orders
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Returns
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Refunds
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Settlement
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Taxonomy