ShipRush Developer Tools

SQL

Used by developers to embed a rich shipping GUI in a desktop applications with .NET, VB.NET, C#, C++, Microsoft Access, FoxPro, Delphi, etc., using minimal code.

Benefits:
Embed a full shipping GUI into a custom GUI application (.NET, VB, C++, etc)

Integrate FedEx, UPS, and USPS parcel shipping into existing systems

Give end-users full-fledged shipping functionality without carrier certification

Get access to the full, rich ShipRush feature set with just a few hours’ effort

SQL Video Overview

View a video demonstration to get a sense of how ShipRush Developer Tool’s SQL could function within your application. ShipRush open-SQL allows you to integrate ShipRush with any standard database.

Visit our SQL help topic to learn more

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ShipRush?

ShipRush is an easy and efficient way to ship via FedEx, UPS, or USPS. ShipRush automatically pulls the ‘Ship To’ address from the invoice/sales order into the shipping form. Enter a weight, press ship for your shipping label to print out and an automatic email to be sent to the customer with the tracking number.

What is needed to use ShipRush SQL?

You will need a database that can be accessed by SQL queries, someone to write the SQL queries (example scripts are available in the product documentation), ShipRush installed on your PC (ShipRush must have a SQL license, or you can develop using the demo), and a few hours to put it all together.

Will ShipRush write the SQL queries for me?

No. You are responsible to write the queries for ShipRush SQL. We do have several sample scripts available for Microsoft Great Plains, RMS and others. We can also refer you to a third party to assist with the queries.

Can I use ShipRush SQL for batch shipping?

ShipRush SQL is not for batch shipping. Shipping requires clicking the ShipRush interface for each shipment. Database-driven batch shipping can be handled using the non-visual component or SOAP.