API integration · Evri
Your orders sent to Evri automatically. The shipment is created, the label prints, the tracking number goes back on the order and the customer gets their despatch email, with no one typing addresses into the Evri portal. Quoted up front, and you own the code.
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Every project is different, so these are starting prices. You get a written quote before any work starts, then 50% to begin and 50% when you're happy with it.
Shipments and labels from your orders
From
£9953–5 days
Tracking, returns and your order system
From
£1,595about 1 week
Evri plus Royal Mail or DPD
From
£2,295about 2 weeks
Optional, once the integration is live
From
£49per month
Evri's API creates shipments, generates labels, returns tracking events and handles returns. Connected to your shop or platform, despatch runs from the order itself, with nothing to copy into the Evri portal. See the Evri API integration guide.
Evri plugins offer a fixed service or a dropdown and produce PDF labels. A custom build chooses the service by your rules, prints straight to a thermal printer, supports QR code returns and can route between carriers.
Not included: your Evri business account and API credentials, Evri's per-parcel rates, and printer hardware.
Payment is 50% to start and the balance on completion. For what drives the price, read what an Evri integration costs.
Send a short written spec by WhatsApp, text, email or the form: your platform, how you despatch now and roughly how many parcels a day. I'll reply within 24 hours with a quote.
Ask your Evri account manager. API access needs an Evri corporate business account that meets their volume threshold, and they issue sandbox and live credentials. Start it as soon as you decide to go ahead.
Before going live, Evri asks for test labels made with their own list of addresses, and checks them. It usually takes a few days to a week. The build carries on in the sandbox meanwhile, so it only affects the go-live date.
Yes. Customers drop the parcel at an Evri ParcelShop and scan a code, with no label to print. It needs extra credentials from Evri, so ask for them at the same time. Without them, normal returns labels are used.
Yes, it's the most common build. Orders trigger the shipment, the label prints, and the tracking number and despatch email go out automatically.
No. You agree per-parcel rates with Evri directly. The build price covers the integration only.
Standard takes 3–5 days, platform integration about a week and multi-carrier about two weeks. The go-live date also depends on Evri approving the test labels.