Every order, every carrier,
one queue
Orders arrive from Etsy, Amazon, Walmart, Temu, TikTok Shop and Shopify on their own. You see one list, sorted the way you want it, with the rate already quoted. Pick a service, print, done.
Every carrier priced at once, before you open the order
Arub quotes your connected carriers in parallel and caches the result on the order, so the list already shows a price when you get to it. Change the box or the weight and the quote is thrown away rather than left to go stale.
- Bring your own accounts. Your USPS, UPS and FedEx contracts, your negotiated pricing. Arub never marks them up.
- Or use ours. Arub USPS is a managed account — no application, no volume commitment, discounted off retail.
- Economy services included. UPS Ground Saver and FedEx Ground Economy do not show up in an ordinary rate shop. Arub asks for them by name.
- Extras priced live. Signature, adult signature and insurance are re-quoted against the carrier, not estimated.
Everything about one parcel on one screen
Items, personalisation, buyer notes, address, box, weight, declared value and the rate list, without a single tab change. Arrow keys walk the list you filtered, so you can work a queue without going back to it.
- Paste an address. Drop a block of text and Arub pulls the name, street, city, state and postcode out of it.
- Merge and split. Combine two orders from the same buyer into one parcel, or split one order across several.
- Multi-package shipments. Quote and buy several boxes as one shipment; the labels come back merged into a single file.
- Customs handled. International orders build their declaration from the line items automatically.
Buy a hundred labels the way you buy one
Group the orders you want, press buy once, and get a single print file back — label then packing slip, ordered by product so the picking follows the paper.
Nothing buys silently
Before a run spends anything, Arub checks every order in the batch. If one cannot ship, the whole run stops and tells you which and why — it does not buy the rest and leave you to notice.
A second label is a question
An order that already has a live label does not silently get another. Arub names the carrier, service and tracking number already on it, and waits for you to confirm.
One file, in picking order
The combined PDF groups single-product orders together and puts mixed orders first, so the stack you carry to the shelves matches the order you pull in.
Paper size is a setting, not a surprise
Letter, 4x6 thermal, or a split sheet with the label on one half and the slip on the other. Raster labels are trimmed, rotated and scaled to fill the sheet properly rather than printing small in a corner.
The parts you should not have to think about
Most of a shipping day is repetition. These are the pieces Arub does on its own once you have told it the rule.
Rules and tags
Match on channel, SKU, destination or order text and apply a tag, a package preset or a surcharge. Re-run rules over orders that are already here when you change your mind.
Hold and auto-release
Park an order until a date and time. It comes back into the active queue by itself, so a made-to-order item stops cluttering today's list.
Tracking pushed back
The moment a label exists, the number goes back to Etsy, Amazon, Walmart, Temu, TikTok Shop or Shopify. If a push fails, it lands on a report you can retry from, not in a log nobody reads.
Order reconcile
If an order is cancelled or shipped on the marketplace itself, Arub notices on its next pass and closes it here, so nothing sits in the queue forever.
Print stations
A small Windows agent puts a printer at the end of the workflow. Labels go straight to the thermal printer at the bench, and a bench can be shared with the rest of the team.
Documents that look like yours
Packing slips and invoices are edited visually with plain tokens, not template code. Pick the columns, add your logo, and it is the same on every order.
Know what is on the shelf and what is on a boat
Stock by location, incoming purchase orders from your factories, and a receiving log that records what arrived and where it was put away. Low-stock alerts email whoever you choose, only on the days something is actually low.
- Per-location counts with a rolled-up total per item
- Printable QR shelf labels and a phone scan screen behind a PIN
- A per-item threshold when one product needs a different rule
What connects to what
| Connection | What Arub does with it | Status |
|---|---|---|
| USPS | Rates and labels on your own account, or on Arub's managed account with no application | Live |
| UPS | Rates and labels including Ground Saver, which needs its own named request | Live |
| FedEx | Rates and labels including Ground Economy and One Rate flat pricing | Live |
| Etsy | Orders, personalisation, buyer notes, gift wrap, tracking pushed back | Live |
| Amazon | Orders including Custom personalisation files, tracking pushed back | Live |
| Walmart | Orders and line-level tracking pushed back | Live |
| Shopify | Orders, discounts and per-item images; fulfilments created on ship | Live |
| Temu | Orders and tracking pushed back | Live |
| TikTok Shop | Orders and tracking pushed back | Live |
Ship your next order in Arub
Connect a shop, quote a rate, print a label. Beta accounts are set up by hand, usually inside a business day.