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Scurri’s carrier network connects eCommerce retailers to a wide range of domestic and international delivery providers through a single platform. Instead of managing multiple carrier portals separately, businesses can access, configure, and operate all carriers in one centralised platform.

Where a pre-existing integration is available, retailers can typically activate the carrier quickly within their Scurri account. For new or bespoke carriers, Scurri works directly with the carrier to establish a technical connection via API or supported integration methods.

Yes, Scurri allows retailers to use multiple carriers at the same time through a single platform. This enables businesses to manage different delivery providers side by side without needing separate systems or integrations for each carrier.

Once connected to Scurri, each carrier can be used for shipping based on predefined rules or manual selection. For example, retailers can choose carriers based on destination, delivery speed, service type, or cost, helping optimise both delivery performance and shipping efficiency.

Scurri helps manage shipping across multiple carriers by providing a single platform that centralises the entire delivery process, from checkout through to tracking updates.

Instead of managing each carrier separately, retailers can process shipments in one platform where all carriers are connected and tracking events are standardised. This allows orders to be automatically or manually assigned to the most appropriate carrier based on predefined rules such as destination, delivery service, cost, or delivery speed.

Using a carrier network instead of relying on a single carrier gives retailers greater flexibility, resilience, and control over their delivery operations. Rather than being limited to one provider’s coverage, pricing, and service levels, businesses can access multiple carriers through a single platform and choose the best option for each shipment.

Carrier network solutions like Scurri are typically used by eCommerce retailers and brands that ship at scale and need greater flexibility than a single carrier can provide.

This includes online retailers managing high order volumes who want to optimise delivery costs, improve speed, and maintain consistent customer experiences across different regions. It is also commonly used by growing eCommerce businesses that are expanding into new markets and require access to multiple domestic and international carriers without building separate integrations for each one.