techSHIP

Would like to request the ability for external applications such as PowerBI in order to transform data from the shipment detail/parcel detail tables in an external application. Specifically in my case PowerBI. This could be something advertised so that others could connect via ODBC connection/alternative method showing that the data is easily pulled from techShip if so desired.

The existing report that TechShip has provides rate breakdown only for the carrier that won the rate shop. It would be beneficial to have a report that provides rate breakdown ( base, fuel etc.) for all the carriers that were evaluated to rate shop the order. This information will provide us details required to negotiate with other carriers on getting better shipping rate.

It would be very helpful to be able to pull data via reports for a much bigger date range. Anything beyond 35-days would be great. Minimum 90 days, ideally, a full year. And more than 50,000 records.

If a custom report is created and we set the client on the filter, I would want that client's name to be in the report export file. Or perhaps when we set the automated job, have a new field where we can enter like a hardcoded prefix for that specific job so every time it exports maybe it would say "CUSTOMER A -" then add the additional Parcel Detail Report Date and Time. Etc. to the report name.

We would like to have a Scheduled report. It is necessary that this report comes to us by mail. The report should only cover orders "Ship to" CA for Client: Bentley and with WMS callback status - "Processed"

Add a column on the Client Accounts Report to indicate if the billing account is enabled for rate shopping or not.

A column in the report for the total charge of the package/order: TotalShippingCharge + FeeMarkup

Customize the Shipment Detail Report by adding another column that takes the value of the "Total Shipping Charge" (Column R) and multiplied by .15 Ideally we want a summary at the top perhaps or maybe its a different tab that sums "Total Shipping Charge" (Column R) in one cell and the another cell that takes that number and multiples by .15 so that we can see what our 15% markup will be. (We are aware of the markup feature within techShip, but we have reasons for doing it like this).