Shipping Override now supports filtering on PO Boxes. This means you can restrict shipping, add surcharges or charge a flat rate if a PO Box is entered.
In this example you can filter specific shipping methods if you enter a PO Box in the shipping address field.
- When you enter a PO Box in the street address, it will cause Shipping Override to charge $100 for Next Day Air (matches on row 2 and 3 only) and exclude Ground.
- Otherwise it will match the row with $50 for 2nd Day Air (row 4).
See the attached CSV for an example of how to implement this.
Filter on addresses other than POBox
In this example any POBox addresses only USPS Priority Mail should be displayed. For all other addresses only UPS Should be displayed.
In the USPS Carrier configuration only “Priority Mail” is selected as an allowed method.
This CSV makes use of the best match destination filtering, which denotes that any city other than “POBox” will match on the bottom row of the attached CSV.
