Shipping Integration
WooCommerce to DPD Integration
Automatically sync WooCommerce orders to DPD for fast label printing and end-to-end tracking. Orders push to your DPD account in real time — no CSV exports, no manual entry, no dispatch mistakes.
Shipping Integration
Automatically sync WooCommerce orders to DPD for fast label printing and end-to-end tracking. Orders push to your DPD account in real time — no CSV exports, no manual entry, no dispatch mistakes.
This WordPress plugin connects your WooCommerce store directly to DPD's shipping platform. When a customer places an order, the address and parcel details are sent to DPD automatically through DPD's official API — ready for you to generate a DPD label and dispatch, without touching a spreadsheet or copy-pasting addresses.
Fully compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage — works on modern WooCommerce installs and on the legacy post-type order storage too.
Generate DPD labels for multiple WooCommerce orders at once — ideal for high-volume stores dispatching daily batches.
Uses DPD's official API with your own credentials. Your customer and order data stays private and the connection stays stable through DPD updates.
DPD operates one of the UK's most reliable parcel networks, with high delivery success rates and accurate real-time tracking.
Domestic next-day, two-day and international DPD services all supported — perfect for WooCommerce stores shipping across the UK and overseas.
Every parcel tracked end-to-end with automated DPD customer notifications — cuts "where's my order?" support tickets dramatically.
If you run a WooCommerce store that already dispatches with DPD — or wants to — and you're tired of exporting CSVs or re-typing addresses every morning, this plugin removes that step entirely. It's a good fit for:
It's a WordPress plugin that automatically sends WooCommerce orders to DPD over DPD's official API. Instead of exporting a CSV from WooCommerce and importing it into DPD, the orders simply appear in your DPD account ready for label printing.
The plugin is £6.99 per month with a free one-month trial. That covers the integration, ongoing updates and support — no per-label fees, no transaction percentages, no setup charges.
Yes — the plugin is fully HPOS compatible. It reads from both the legacy post-type order storage and the modern HPOS tables, so it works on any current WooCommerce release without you having to toggle anything.
Yes — the plugin uses your own DPD account credentials. We don't resell DPD shipping, so your existing pricing, contract and pickup arrangements stay exactly as they are. If you don't yet have a DPD account, you'll need to set one up with DPD first.
We need WordPress admin access to install and configure the plugin on your site, plus your DPD account API credentials. You can give us a dedicated, time-limited admin user if you'd rather not share your main login — we'll walk you through creating one.
Yes. Once orders are synced into DPD, you can batch them up and print labels in bulk straight from your DPD account — ideal if you pack a full day's orders in one session.
Yes — once a DPD label is generated, the tracking number is pushed back to the matching WooCommerce order. Any dispatch emails you send from WooCommerce can include the DPD tracking link automatically.
Yes. The plugin supports both DPD UK domestic services (including DPD Next Day) and DPD international services. The shipping service selected for each order is determined by your DPD account's rules and the order's destination.
Yes. The cleanest place to do this is inside DPD's own shipping rules — once the order has synced over, DPD evaluates it against the rules you've defined and assigns the right service automatically.
Typical weight or destination setups look like:
Make sure each WooCommerce product has a weight set — that value flows through with the order and drives the rules. You can combine weight with destination country, order value or package dimensions for more granular mapping.
DPD periodically updates their systems. We monitor those changes and push fixes to the plugin as part of your subscription — if something breaks because of an upstream DPD change, we resolve it at our end without you having to chase.
Cancellation takes effect after 30 days' notice. The integration keeps running through the notice period and stops at the end of your billing cycle. No long-term tie-ins.
Yes — we regularly take on custom WooCommerce plugin development, theme work, performance audits and third-party integrations (CRM, ERP, accounting). Get in touch to discuss something specific.
Receptive Ltd is a small UK development company with offices in Cardiff and Cheltenham. The business is led by Ben Johnson, a web developer with over 20 years of experience in eCommerce and WordPress.
