Additional Shipment Options | Overview

Select the Ship Date, when the package will be mailed, for One Balance, FedEx, or DHL Express shipments. Also called 'post dating', this enables you to delay shipment notifications to your store until the ship date, as well as request a USPS package pickup. Learn more about advancing ship dates.

When the Ship Date is advanced one day for USPS and UPS from ShippingEasy One Balance shipments, you may request that your courier pick up a package.

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Confirmation options are available for purchase for One Balance, UPS, and FedEx, if your shipment requires specific services for delivery. Learn more about confirmation options.

Many carrier services include a base level of insurance or declared value coverage. To add additional insurance protection, opt to Add Insurance. ShippingEasy partners with Shipsurance for affordable and reliable insurance options, available with most carrier services. Learn more about shipment insurance.

UPS One Balance, UPS, and FedEx provide various Saturday pickup and delivery options. These options will only appear on certain days of the week, depending on the service. For instance, with overnight service, you may see this on a Friday. With a two-day service, you may see it on a Thursday.

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USPS One Balance does not provide an option to specify a Saturday delivery, however will do so at no extra cost if it is within the service commitment.

UPS provides an option to designate packages that require special handling. Additional handling does not apply to UPS One Balance shipments.

Hold for Pickup is a special service offered by certain carriers that allow the package to be held at the carrier facility where it can be picked up by a specified recipient.

Learn more about USPS Hold for Pickup and UPS Hold for Pickup.

A Shipper or Signature Release authorizes the carrier to release the package or letter on the first delivery attempt without receiving a signature. When a release is selected, the shipper accepts liability for the loss of the package after delivery.

UPS refers to this service as "Shipper Release". FedEx refers to the service as "Signature Release". Other carriers may use similar names.