You can now save a client's EORI, IOSS and VAT numbers in Packiyo. Every EasyPost label and Webshipper shipment then declares them as the sender's, and only the ones that actually apply to where the parcel is going.
If a number is in the wrong format, Packiyo won't save it. You'll see a message naming the row, and nothing is saved until it's right.
Since it happens when a label is created. Here's what we send:
Number | When it's declared |
|---|---|
EU number (EORI or VAT) | Only on shipments to the EU |
GB number (EORI or VAT) | Only on shipments to the United Kingdom |
IOSS | Only on consumer orders to the EU worth €150 or less with no alcohol |
For IOSS, the order's value is converted at the European Central Bank's rate on the day the order was placed.
💡 Good to know: If an order has a line whose SKU doesn't match a product yet, IOSS is left off that order. Your customer may pay VAT at the door, but that beats a wrong declaration. For clients on the new customs prices, this applies to any such line, including ones priced at zero.
Webshipper takes one number of each type. If a client has several that apply, the one entered first is sent and the rest are logged.
Stuck on anything? Email support@packiyo.com and we'll jump in.