When shipping orders with ETDs, knowing the endpoints we target can help you review what is possible and/or transparent depending on the case.
Here is a list of the endpoints and current capabilities to date of this article's last update:
CARRIER | ENDPOINT | ETD CAPABILITY |
Canada Post | https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/info/mc/business/productsservices/developers/ services/shippingmanifest/default.jsf | Not determined in their documentation. Not certain if they use it or not, or if it's hidden from shippers. Each Canada Post international label contains a CN22 form. |
DHL | <xsd:schema xmlns:dhl="http://www.dhl.com/datatypes_global" xmlns="http://www.dhl.com" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" targetNamespace="http://www.dhl.com" elementFormDefault="unqualified"> | ETD availability is determined by destination. We use the GetRates method to determine so. |
Purolator | websservicesprogram.aspx | Not determined in their documentation. Not certain if they use it or not, or if it's hidden from shippers. |
UPS | developer.ups.com | Not determined in their documentation. Nevertheless, they generate ETDs automatically if your UPS accounts are enrolled in the UPS Paperless program. |
NOTE: The endpoints detailed above might change depending on Carrier updates.