Adding a preset in SendPro Online or PitneyShip

Presets save shipment information so that it can be used as a template for printing additional labels in the future with the same carrier, packaging, weight, dimensions, and shipping services. Cost accounts cannot be stored in presets.

Select your software version

There are currently two versions of our shipping software. Click on the image that matches your Home screen to view the instructions for your version.

SendPro Online (classic)

In the classic version of SendPro, a maximum of 8 presets may be created.

1. Select Settings > Shipment Presets.
2. Select the + (Add New) button.
   
3. Enter a name for the preset.
4. Select the carrier for this preset.
5. Select the packaging type for this preset. If required for the packaging type, enter the dimensions and weight.
6. Select Continue.
7. Select the shipping services that you wish to save as part of the preset.
8. Select Create.

You can also add a new preset from a shipping label that you just printed:

1. After printing the label, return to the Home screen.
2. At the top of the Home screen, below the shipping label you just printed, select Save as Preset.
3. You will be prompted to give your preset a name and choose which aspects of the shipment you wish to save for future shipping labels.

PitneyShip (new)

In the new version, PitneyShip, a maximum of 20 presets may be created.

1. Create a shipping label as you normally would, selecting all of the options you wish to save as part of your preset.
2. Select Save as Preset in the lower right.
   
3. Enter a name for your preset.
   
4. If you wish to save the recipient address as part of the preset, select Include recipient address.
5. Select OK.

You can also add a new preset from a shipping label that you just printed:

1. In the confirmation of the label that you just printed, select Save as Preset.
   
2. Enter a name for your preset.
   
3. If you wish to save the recipient address as part of the preset, select Include recipient address.
4. Select OK.

Related topics

• Editing a preset
• Deleting a preset
• Changing the order of presets