What COD fulfillment network apps do
Cash-on-delivery (COD) fulfillment network apps connect your store to a third-party logistics or call-center provider. The moment a buyer completes checkout, Storeep forwards the order (buyer name, phone number, delivery address, the products ordered, and the COD amount) straight into the network's agent or courier queue, so you never copy and paste an order by hand. Each network is a separate app you install from the marketplace.
Where to find them
Open Apps from the left menu. COD networks live in the Shipping & Logistics collection. Only the most installed ones show on the page, so if you do not see yours, type its name into the marketplace search. Each network is a distinct app, and you can install more than one at the same time (for example a different network per country).
Two ways a network connects
Networks use one of two onboarding styles, and the app's panel shows which one applies:
- Manual credentials: you copy an access token, or an API key and secret, from your account on the network's website and paste them into the app's fields in Storeep.
- Connect button: the app shows a Connect to [network] button. It opens the network's site, you authorize there, and the network sends the credentials back to Storeep automatically. To unlink later, open the app and click Disconnect [network].
Install and configure, step by step
- Go to Apps and open the network you want (search by name if needed).
- Click Install.
- Open the app again. The configuration panel appears.
- For a manual-credential app, paste your token (or API key and secret). For a Connect-button app, click Connect to [network] and authorize on the network's site.
- Turn on Activate, choose your Markets, then click Save.
Activate
When Activate is on, Storeep automatically forwards every new order to the network. Turn it off to pause forwarding without uninstalling: existing settings stay saved and no new orders are sent until you turn it back on.
Markets
Pick one or more countries in the Markets selector. Only orders placed by buyers in those countries are forwarded. The selectable countries are limited to the ones each network supports, so the list differs from app to app. If Activate is on, at least one market is required and saving fails with "Please select at least one market." Choosing a country the network does not serve is rejected as well. When Activate is off, you may leave markets empty.
Source tracking
Some networks offer a Source tracking toggle. When on, Storeep also sends the traffic source (the referrer or UTM source) with each order, useful if the network attributes calls or sales. It is available on Afrique COD, Cod in africa, Codpay, Shipcod, Shipsen, E-box, Eshipi, ML Ship Africa, AtlasSwift, and Boxleo Courier. Other networks do not show this toggle.
API credentials
Manual-credential apps ask for either a single Access token (PrimeCOD, Codzoss, Simon Express), or an API key plus API secret key (Afrique COD, Cod in africa, Codpay, Shipcod, Shipsen, E-box, Eshipi, ML Ship Africa). The key and secret must be different values. COD Network takes a Seller API access token and an Affiliate API access token, so you fill the one that matches your role. Each app's panel links to the exact page on the network's website where you copy these values.
Match your product identifiers
A network can only route a forwarded order if it recognizes the product. For almost every network, set each product's SKU in Storeep to the product ID or SKU the network uses for the same item. If SKUs do not match, the network reports the product as missing or unrecognized.
For COD Network affiliates, the rule differs: put the network's referral ID in the product's Barcode field instead of the SKU. COD Network sellers still match on SKU. The COD Network panel also has a Storage tab that lists your products and warehouse stock per country.
Abandoned orders
An order that is still abandoned (checkout started but not completed) is not forwarded. If its status later changes to anything else, by you manually or automatically through the Automator app, it is sent to the network at that moment.
Orders-sent counter
Each app's panel shows how many orders it has forwarded since install, so you can confirm the link is working. COD Network shows separate seller and affiliate counts.
Available COD networks
All of these are individual apps in the Shipping & Logistics collection:
- API key + secret: Afrique COD, Cod in africa, Codpay, Shipcod, Shipsen, E-box, Eshipi, ML Ship Africa
- Single access token: PrimeCOD, Codzoss, Simon Express
- Seller / affiliate tokens: COD Network
- Connect button (authorize on their site): CMD Delivery, MDM Express, AtlasSwift, Boxleo Courier, CodSmart
AtlasSwift handles worldwide orders and forwards customs details with the address. MDM Express lets you link several of its stores from one panel. The exact countries served depend on the network, shown by the choices in the Markets selector.
If orders are not arriving
- Confirm the app is installed and Activate is on.
- Check that the buyer's country is one of your selected Markets.
- Re-check your token or API key and secret (or reconnect a Connect-button app).
- If the network reports unknown products, make the Storeep SKU match the network's product ID exactly (or the Barcode for COD Network affiliates).
- To pause forwarding, turn off Activate and save. Orders resume when you turn it back on.