Child accounts

Overview

  • This article outlines what a child account is and how it works.
  • There are four types of child accounts: Multi-workstation, Multi-location, Multi-3PL, and Full access.
  • Multi-workstations are free of charge. Multi-location, multi-3PL, or Full access child accounts will incur an additional cost of $20 per month. 
  • Learn how to set up a child account here.

How it works

Child accounts are attached to your parent Starshipit account. Your child account generally has different settings from your parent Starshipit account e.g. different couriers, integrations, pickup address and more.

There are four types of child accounts:

Multi-workstation

Use this when you have two or more printers set up at different workstations. Each workstation needs its own login to access the print client. All settings are inherited from the parent account except for the printer settings (Starshipit > Settings > Printing). 

Multi-location

Use this when you are shipping from two or more physical locations. Your multi-location child account has access to all courier accounts, print settings, and sender addresses. Customer notifications, branding and integrations are inherited from your parent account. Rules can be used to assign orders from your parent account to the child account. Orders which are fulfilled on these child accounts will write-back via the parent account.

Multi_Location.png

Multi-3PL

Use this when you are shipping from one location but you have multiple client accounts with their own settings. The parent account ships orders from all child accounts by overriding the accounts. Pricing is hidden on each child account (optional) and the user will not be able to access courier settings.

3PL.png

Full access

Each child account has full access to their settings. 

Want to deliver great shipping experiences?

Start a 30-day free trial or book a demo with one of our shipping experts

Was this article helpful?
2 out of 2 found this helpful

We're sorry you didn't find this helpful - please help improve this article!

We're always looking for ways to get it right.Please help others by submitting your feedback here