City Express Shipment vs Parcel2Go Shipping

This plugin integrates City Express shipping services into WooCommerce, providing: Pickup Point map integration (Parcel Shops & Lockers) Home Delivery shipment calculation Real-time validation of delivery availability Automatic creation/update of shipments in City Express system Printing of shipping labels Tracking link generation inside WooCommerce orders Multi-label bulk printing Separate configuration for Pickup and Home Delivery shipping methods This plugin requires a valid City Express API Key, provided by City Express. Features ✔ Pickup Point Map (Leaflet-based) ✔ Marker-based Locker/ParcelShop selection ✔ Automatic checkout address autofill ✔ API validation for ZIP/City delivery availability ✔ Create, update, and manage shipments from WP Admin ✔ Print PDF shipping labels ✔ COD (Cash on Delivery) support ✔ Bulk label printing ✔ Full WooCommerce integration ✔ Admin settings panels for both shipment types Privacy This plugin sends customer and order data to City Express API when creating or updating a shipment. This includes: Customer name Delivery address Phone number Email Order details Package weight and contents This data is required for postal delivery and is processed on the City Express logistics platform. No data is transmitted to any service other than https://api.cityexpress.rs/. No analytics, telemetry, or tracking is performed by this plugin. Official City Express Privacy Policies: Srpski (RS): https://www.cityexpress.rs/poslovna-dokumenta English (EN): https://www.cityexpress.rs/en/about-us By using this plugin, store owners are responsible for ensuring GDPR compliance for their shop and informing customers about the use of City Express as a shipping carrier. External services This plugin connects to the City Express API to provide shipping functionality. It is required for all core features: fetching pickup point locations, validating delivery availability, creating/updating shipments, and retrieving shipping labels. Service: City Express API Base URL: https://api.cityexpress.rs/ Data sent and when: Pickup point locations are fetched (no customer data sent) when the checkout page loads and the Pickup Shipment method is active. Customer shipping address (city and ZIP code) is sent to the API when validating delivery availability during checkout. Customer name, delivery address, phone number, email, order details, and package weight/contents are sent to the API when a shipment is created or updated from the WooCommerce order admin. The API key is included in every request for authentication. Tracking links: Shipment tracking links (displayed in WooCommerce order admin) point to https://inet.cityexpress.rs/ — no data is sent automatically to this domain; it is opened by the admin user manually. City Express terms of service: https://www.cityexpress.rs/poslovna-dokumenta City Express privacy policy (SR): https://www.cityexpress.rs/poslovna-dokumenta City Express privacy policy (EN): https://www.cityexpress.rs/en/about-us No other external services are contacted by this plugin. Notes This plugin is not an official WordPress.org or WooCommerce plugin. City Express owns all rights to its API service.

Parcel2Go Shipping is a WooCommerce admin extension that connects your store to the Parcel2Go API. From the WooCommerce admin you can: Get shipping quotes for orders Book shipping service and pay via card Download shipping labels (multiple sizes) after booking Manage shipping and monitor progress till fulfillment Configure store settings Link your Parcel2Go account to import settings and access better rates Ship multiple orders in bulk Prepay payment and top up account balance Onboarding screen for initial setup and configuration The plugin registers under WooCommerce → Parcel2Go Shipping and works with WooCommerce Admin. It requires WooCommerce to be installed and active. This plugin uses third-party external services (Parcel2Go API, Braintree, and Sentry). See the “External services” section below for what data is sent, when, and links to each service’s terms and privacy policy. External services This plugin connects to the following third-party services. Use of each is required for the stated features. Parcel2Go API — Used to get shipping quotes, validate addresses, find dropshop locations, create bookings, and manage labels. The plugin sends order and shipment details (addresses, postcodes, package dimensions, and related data) to Parcel2Go when you request quotes, validate an address, search for dropshops, or complete a booking. This service is provided by Parcel2Go.com Limited. Terms and conditions: https://parcel2go.com/terms-and-conditions | Privacy policy: https://parcel2go.com/privacy-policy Braintree (PayPal) — Used to process card payments when you pay for a shipment at checkout. Payment card data is sent to Braintree only when you choose “Pay by card” and submit payment; the plugin does not store card details. This service is provided by Braintree (a division of PayPal). Terms: https://www.braintreepayments.com/legal | Privacy policy: https://www.braintreepayments.com/legal/braintree-privacy-policy Sentry — Used for error reporting and performance monitoring and to collect feedback you submit in the plugin. When the plugin runs, Sentry may receive error details, performance metrics, and optional feedback messages; we do not collect personal data without consent. This service is provided by Sentry. Terms: https://sentry.io/terms/ | Privacy policy: https://sentry.io/privacy/ Source code for built assets The JavaScript and CSS in the build/ directory are generated from human-readable source code. The source is included in this plugin in the src/ directory so the code can be reviewed, studied, and adapted in line with open source guidelines. Prerequisites: Node.js (and npm) for the front-end build; Composer for PHP dependencies (optional, if working on the backend). To rebuild the front-end: This plugin includes a package.json with the required dependencies. From the plugin directory, run: npm install npm run build The build output is written to the build/ directory. For PHP dependencies (e.g. when developing the includes/ code), run composer install (or composer install --no-dev for production); see composer.json in the plugin directory.