Shipping Integration
Stripe → DPD Integration
Taking payments through Stripe Checkout or Payment Links? Each paid order books as a DPD consignment automatically — tracking issued at booking, label ready to print, no copying addresses.
Shipping Integration
Taking payments through Stripe Checkout or Payment Links? Each paid order books as a DPD consignment automatically — tracking issued at booking, label ready to print, no copying addresses.
Plenty of businesses sell without a shop platform — a Stripe Payment Link on a Framer or Webflow site, an invoice, a booking page, a checkout embedded in a custom build. Stripe takes the money and captures the delivery address, but getting that parcel booked with DPD is still a copy-and-paste job.
This integration closes that gap. We read your completed Stripe payments and book each one as a consignment in your DPD account through DPD’s official API — on your chosen service, with the tracking number issued at booking and the label ready to print.
£6.99 per month after a free first month. That covers the integration itself, ongoing updates and support — no per-order or per-label fees on top. DPD's own carriage charges are billed to your DPD account as normal.
Yes — that's exactly what it's for. If you sell through Stripe Payment Links, an invoice, a booking form or a checkout built into your own site, you have orders but no shipping system. This gives you one without moving to Shopify or WooCommerce.
Read-only access, authorised from your own Stripe dashboard and revocable by you at any time. It cannot move money, issue refunds or change anything in your account — it only reads completed payments. We walk you through it at setup.
Your MyDPD username, password and account number — the same login you use to book parcels on DPD's site. We provide a secure form for this at setup; the details are encrypted and used only to book consignments on your behalf. DPD's API uses this account login rather than an API key, so a key from a third-party shipping platform won't work here.
Only if you've asked it to. In Stripe Checkout and Payment Links there's a shipping-address collection setting that needs to be switched on. If it's off, Stripe has no address to give us and there's nothing to book. It's a two-minute change and we check it as part of setup — but orders taken before it was enabled can't be recovered.
You choose a default at setup — DPD Next Day, Two Day, by 12:00, by 10:30, Saturday, and DPD's international services are all supported. Every order books on that service. If you change your mind later it's a one-line change on our side — just tell us.
Stripe doesn't hold product weights, so we set a default weight per item at setup and multiply it by the quantity ordered. We agree that figure with you based on what you sell, and it can be adjusted any time. DPD has a maximum weight per parcel; very heavy orders above it are flagged for you to book manually rather than sent and rejected.
Yes. DPD sends its own delivery notifications — the one-hour delivery window, driver updates and so on — to the email address and mobile number Stripe captured at checkout, so your customer hears from DPD without you doing anything.
We focus on one-off purchases that need shipping. If you run subscriptions that send physical goods on a recurring basis, tell us during onboarding — it's supportable, but we'd agree the rules with you first so renewals don't generate unwanted consignments.
Stripe and DPD both change their systems from time to time. We monitor those changes, patch the integration when needed, and answer questions over email or a scheduled call — all included in the subscription.
You can cancel any time with 30 days' notice. The integration carries on running during the notice period and then stops — without an active subscription, it won't continue to book.
Yes — we regularly connect Stripe to accounting tools, CRMs, fulfilment systems and bespoke dashboards. Get in touch and tell us what you're trying to build.
A UK-based development company — Receptive Ltd — with offices in Cardiff and Cheltenham. Led by Ben Johnson, with over two decades' experience in web development and eCommerce integration.
