Integrations · CSV import
If it exports a spreadsheet, it ships with Joey Ship.
Selling through a marketplace we don’t plug into, a POS, or a spreadsheet you keep yourself? Export the orders as a CSV and bring them in as a batch — no integration required.
How it connects.
01
Export from wherever you sell
Any system that can produce a CSV with names and addresses works — marketplaces, POS exports, or a sheet you maintain by hand.
02
Import the batch
Bring the file into the panel and match your columns — name, address, suburb, state, postcode. Headers in any order are fine.
03
Print every label at once
Each row becomes a shipment at $10. Review the batch, buy the labels, print the whole stack, and export the tracking numbers back out as a CSV.
name,address1,address2,city,state,postcode "Jordan Lee","12 Smith St","Unit 4",Fitzroy,VIC,3065
The shape it expects — a header row and one shipment per line. Extra columns are fine; you just won’t map them.
Same price, however orders arrive.
Batches of one or one thousand price the same way: $10 a parcel, tracking included, delivered on the Australia Post network.
Delivered by Australia Post