Purpose
This article explains how Admins configure Default Shipping Information in the Thulo Logistics Module.
Default Shipping Info is used to pre-fill shipping details during logistics operations, helping staff work faster and ensuring consistency across packages, shipments, pickups, and consolidations.
Who This Is For
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Admins
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Operations Managers
Required Permissions
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Logistics → Settings → Edit
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User Management → Admin access
What Default Shipping Info Is Used For
Default Shipping Info is used to:
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Automatically populate shipping fields during:
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Locker Package creation
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Shipment creation
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Pickup creation
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Consolidation creation
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Reduce repetitive data entry
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Enforce standardized shipping behavior
Defaults act as starting values, not fixed rules.
Where Default Shipping Info Appears
Once configured, Default Shipping Info is applied to:
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Shipping Information sections in creation forms
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Invoice and tracking context (indirectly)
Staff can usually override defaults during creation if permissions allow.
Step-by-Step: Configure Default Shipping Info
Step 1: Navigate to Default Shipping Info Settings
Go to Logistics → Settings → Default Shipping Info.
(keep your existing screenshot here)
Step 2: Configure Default Values
Set default values such as:
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Shipping company
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Shipping mode
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Logistics service
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Payment terms
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Other commonly used shipping fields
Choose defaults that reflect most common operations.
Step 3: Save Default Shipping Info
Click Save to apply the default settings.
After saving:
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Defaults are automatically applied to new logistics records
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Existing records are not affected
How Default Shipping Info Affects Operations
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Speeds up data entry for staff
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Reduces errors and inconsistencies
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Provides predictable shipping behavior
Defaults do not:
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Lock fields permanently
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Override tariff or tax rules
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Change existing records
Important Rules to Know
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Default Shipping Info is tenant-wide
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Applies only to newly created records
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Can be overridden during creation
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Does not calculate pricing by itself
Best Practices
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Set defaults only after configuring shipping, pricing, and payment settings
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Review defaults periodically as operations evolve
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Keep defaults aligned with company policy
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Avoid frequent changes during active operations
Common Mistakes to Avoid
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Assuming defaults cannot be changed during creation
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Using defaults to control pricing
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Forgetting to update defaults after service changes
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Expecting defaults to affect existing shipments
Related Articles
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Payment Terms Setting
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Shipping Modes Setting
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Logistics Service Setting
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Create Locker Package
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Create Shipment
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Admin Configuration – Logistics Settings (Overview)
Configure some default information for the Shipping Information section in the Add/Edit pages of package, shipment, pickup and consolidation.