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We can announce that we are in the initial planning stages of introducing this feature into Click & Drop. We cannot offer a date yet for when the development will be completed, as we are still working on a variety of other features and improvements.
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or at least put them in alphabetical order (also on the settings > trading names return address drop down)
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Same issue when we were testing dropbox... way too slow... caused the packer to be standing around (especially as no clear indication if an error had caused the operation to fail, unlike DMO on demand that produces error codes.)
Batched is not an option for us.
Currently looking at Shipping API - https://www.royalmail.com/corporate/services/shipping-api/ (now that RM have confirmed is it not being dumped) - Integration with our software will take a while to do though.
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In general, a way to specify the return address on an item by item basis per item via dropbox or similar would save having to add a TRADING NAME each time we are asked by a customer to supply the delivery to a third party "plain cover" / "white label".
Also with the current CnD method of quoting TRADING NAME in dropbox to get a different return address, if the trading name has any differences in spelling / white space to that set up in CnD, it fails silently (just uses the default, which is the 1 thing it shouldn't do for plain cover packages)