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Turn Sage 200 despatch notes or allocated orders into Shiptheory shipments, with tracking returned automatically.

Sage 200 despatch notes or fully allocated sales orders flow into Shiptheory to create shipments, then completed shipment tracking numbers flow back to update the Sage 200 orders, with despatch notes generated automatically in Option B.

Frequently asked questions

What are the two workflow options?
Option A extracts despatch notes from Sage 200, formats them as shipments in Shiptheory, then retrieves tracking to update the orders. Option B extracts fully allocated sales orders, imports them as shipments, retrieves tracking, and automatically generates despatch notes back in Sage 200.
What flows back from Shiptheory into Sage 200?
Completed shipment tracking numbers are returned to update the corresponding Sage 200 orders. Under Option B, despatch notes are also generated in Sage 200.
Which analysis codes need configuring in Sage 200?
Four analysis codes are required: CarrierServiceAnalysis for the carrier service name, CarrierAnalysis for the carrier name, InstructionAnalysis for customer delivery instructions, and TrackingAnalysis, which must be set when updating the Sage 200 order with the tracking number.
What are the environment requirements?
The integration runs every 15 minutes and requires Windows user scheduling. The Sage 200 client must be installed on the same machine as Zynk, and the machine needs continuous internet connectivity and uptime.