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Quick Start

Connect your first courier and store, then watch your first order dispatch automatically.

Quick Start

This guide gets you from a blank account to your first auto-dispatched order in under 5 minutes.

Step 1 — Connect a courier

Go to Settings → Couriers and click on the courier you use.

Enter your API credentials (your courier account manager provides these). Click Test Connection — you'll see a green checkmark if it works. Hit Save.

Where to get credentials:

CourierCredential needed
TCSCustomer ID + API Key
LeopardsAPI Key + API Password
PostExAPI Token
M&PUsername + Password
DaewooMerchant ID + Key

Don't have API credentials yet? Contact your courier's merchant support. It usually takes 1–2 business days to provision.

Step 2 — Connect your store

Go to Settings → Integrations → Sales Channels.

For Shopify:

  1. Click Connect Shopify
  2. Enter your store URL (e.g. yourstore.myshopify.com)
  3. Click Install — you'll be redirected to Shopify to approve
  4. Done. Orders will now sync automatically.

For Daraz:

  1. Click Connect Daraz
  2. Log in with your Daraz seller account
  3. Approve the permissions
  4. Done.

For WooCommerce:

  1. Install the invertByte OMS plugin from WordPress plugin directory
  2. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → invertByte and paste your API key
  3. Done.

Step 3 — Set a routing rule

Go to Settings → Routing Rules → Add Rule.

Example: If city is in Karachi → use TCS. Otherwise → use Leopards.

You can also set the default courier and invertByte will use it for all orders until you add more specific rules.

Step 4 — Place a test order

Create a manual order to verify everything works:

  1. Go to Orders → New Order
  2. Enter a customer name, phone, and address
  3. Add a product (or enter a custom item)
  4. Select COD or Paid
  5. Click Confirm Order

invertByte OMS will automatically assign a courier, generate the waybill, and queue it for printing.

Check Orders → Pending Dispatch — your order should be there, ready to print and hand off to the courier.


Next: Managing Orders →