What does the Logistics page show?

It shows the five costs of getting an order to your customer and back, on one page. Open Logistics in the sidebar. At the top, a card says what a typical order costs to ship: all your logistics costs of the last 30 days, divided by the orders shipped. Every order runs through all five costs, and their total is Logistic Costs on your P&L, your profit and loss statement.

Next to that figure, a chip says what share of your net revenue it is. A second chip, like 3 of 5 set up, shows while some costs have no prices yet. A third, like about €8,15 from 1 Oct, shows what a typical order costs once your planned prices start. The bar splits the figure into Shipping, Pick & pack, Packaging, Returns and Packaging EPR. Click a part of it to open that cost.

Below the card, each cost has a row: its name, a line that sums up today's prices, what it costs an order, and what it cost in the last 30 days. A cost you have not entered yet reads Not set up in the card and shows a Set up button in its grey row. An amber line under a name says what is missing, like No rate for Rest of world or 12 orders have no weight. A blue chip, like New prices from 1 Oct, says a price change is planned. There is no Add rule button: you enter each cost on its own page, and Shipping has Add another rate card for a second card.

Click a row, and the cost opens as a page of its own, with a back arrow beside its name in the header. There you change its prices and choose from when they count. Price history lists every version of the prices, newest first, tagged Now, Scheduled or Ended. Click one to open it, and use its three-dot menu to end it on a date or delete it. Your shipping zones are on the Shipping page, as rows of its price grid.