Grow your Canada–U.S. business with parcel and LTL services in ClickShip. Keep connected orders, carrier choices, customs documents and customer updates in one fulfillment workflow.
Canada and the United StatesCheck the information you have gathered for your shipment.
A personal planning checklist. Completion does not validate shipment eligibility or customs clearance.
Your next customer could be across the border. ClickShip brings parcel and pallet services in both directions between Canada and the U.S. into the same account you use for everyday fulfillment. Bring in orders from connected sales channels, create them manually or upload a file, then keep service comparison, customs information and shipment tracking together.
Your next customer could be across the border. ClickShip brings eligible Canada–U.S. parcel and pallet services into the same account you use for everyday fulfillment. Bring in orders from connected sales channels, create them manually or upload a file, then keep service comparison, customs information and shipment tracking together.
Canadian brands selling into the U.S. · U.S. sellers shipping to Canada · Parts and equipment suppliers · Cross-border marketplace sellers
Bring U.S. orders into your daily workflow with parcel and pallet service choices. Keep product details, customs documents and customer tracking connected as your Canadian business grows south of the border.
CBP import resources
Reach Canadian customers with parcel and pallet services in the same account. Product records and document uploads help your team move cross-border orders from checkout to shipment, with tracking in one dashboard.
CBSA import resourcesKeep product descriptions, values, origin and classification details connected to the order as you prepare cross-border shipments. Your team has a consistent place to work with shipment information, packaging and applicable customs documents as Canada–U.S. sales become part of the daily order queue.
Read the cross-border guideCompare eligible parcel and LTL services for the order and destination, with rate and transit information in view. The selected service’s brokerage and import-charge arrangements help your team explain what the customer can expect before the shipment leaves.
Explore the parcel workflowPrepare the commercial invoice and applicable supporting records in the shipment workflow, then follow available carrier events through clearance and delivery. Tracking stays connected to the order, helping your team keep customers informed and respond when more information is needed.
Keep tracking connectedThe same cross-border process supports both parcel and pallet shipments, with freight details added when products require LTL.
Keep descriptions, values, origin and classification information with the order for repeat cross-border fulfillment.
Keep the shipment’s brokerage arrangement alongside the service and document decisions your team manages.
Use the selected service’s import-charge arrangements to explain payment responsibility before dispatch.
Serve consumers and business buyers with eligible Canada–U.S. services for packages and larger goods.
Prepare commercial invoices and applicable supporting records alongside the shipment.
Follow available border and delivery events with the order details your team uses to answer customers.
Ask Milo about product details, order preparation and tracking as you bring your cross-border shipments together.
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AI Shipping AssistantShow unfulfilled orders shipping from Canada to the U.S.
Order #3074 contains replacement handles shipping from Toronto to Chicago. Order #3081 contains shelving shipping from Montréal to Boston. Both are in your unfulfilled queue, with their product details and destinations available for service comparison.
Order, product and next stepConfirm description, value, origin and classification information.
Clarify importer, broker, duties and tax expectations.
Prepare the commercial invoice and supporting customs records.
Follow border events through clearance and final delivery.
Start with precise product descriptions, quantities, values, currency, origin and the classification required for the shipment. Confirm the seller, receiver and importer details, then review the supporting records required for the goods and receiving country.
No. The receiving country sets its import requirements. Prepare the shipment for the correct direction and check the rules affecting the specific goods. Avoid reusing a document checklist from the opposite lane without reviewing it.
Confirm the payment responsibility offered by the selected booking and service. Explain the arrangement to the customer before dispatch. Rates, estimates and collected charges depend on the shipment details and applicable import process.
A broker assists with the import process, but the importer still has responsibilities. Confirm the importer of record and brokerage arrangement before the shipment moves, and use the receiving customs authority’s guidance for the specific requirements.
ClickShip supports eligible Canada–U.S. parcel and LTL shipments. Freight still requires its pallet, commodity and site information, with applicable customs records added for the border crossing.
Learn moreMilo explains fields, workflow steps and available status information for an individual shipment. Customs authorities and qualified customs professionals remain the source for binding compliance decisions.
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Keep cross-border orders visible beside your domestic orders.
Maintain product information for consistent shipment preparation.
Prepare labels and customs documents in one shipping workflow.
Use accurate packed dimensions when comparing cross-border services.
Review available shipment events through the carrier journey.
Organize repeat order conditions for your cross-border operations.
