Jason Judge

Take advantage of a new feature presented in WooCommerce 2.1 and split your cart into packages to offer your users multiple shipping selections. Packages can group products for shipping based on:
<ul>
<li>shipping classes</li>
<li>any product meta field</li>
<li>product owner (vendor using many WC vendor plugins)</li>
<li>on a per product basis.</li>
</ul>
Each package will have its own shipping selection under the shipping section of your cart and checkout forms, 
to the customer can choose a different shipping method for each.
This plugin can limit which shipping methods are used for each package. 
Using the provided table, match each shipping class to its applicable method, or leave it blank to include them all.
This plugin is designed as a simplistic UI for users who want to ship their cart items in separate packages. 
The actual functionality of multiple shipping options is provided through WooCommerce 2.1+ but it has no 
GUI out-of-the-box.
WooCommerce does nto handle the progress of shipping packages beyond the selection of shipping methods in the 
checkout. This plugin does link the order shipping lines and product lines together usign metadata however, 
so custom plugins can make use of those links.
The project is maintained on github, and issues are tracked there:
<a href="https://github.com/academe/wc-multiple-packages" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/academe/wc-multiple-packages</a>
The plugin can be downloaded from wordpress.org here:
<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/packages-configuration-for-woocommerce/" rel="ugc">https://wordpress.org/plugins/packages-configuration-for-woocommerce/</a>
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Packages Configuration for WooCommerce

Awesome!

This use case seems pretty normal to lots of our clients yet a solution for this has been super hard to find. Well done! It's a perfect way to group shipping charges per vendor or other unique situations in which products are coming from different vendors or locations. Idea: would love to be able to label the shipping costs labels in checkout so it makes sense to the user how the site grouped their charges.



Incredible Shipping Plugin for Multiple Vendors

Split up the items in your customer's cart to offer multiple shipping method selections for a single order

Shadi Manna

Abdalsalaam Halawa

Edie Lemoine

Richard Perdaan

PostNL

With this extension, you can register shipments with PostNL and print the shipping labels with one push of a button. Moreover, your customers choose how they want to receive the order. 
Online Manual (in Dutch): https://postnl.github.io/woocommerce/new-manual
<h4>Main features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Submit shipments easily with PostNL, single orders or in a batch.</li>
<li>Easily print shipping labels.</li>
<li>Your customers can choose whether they want to receive the parcel at home or collect it from a PostNL point nearby.</li>
<li>Use PostNL’s various shipping methods (mailbox parcel, insured shipping, etc.).</li>
<li>Easily send your parcels to Belgium, Europe and the rest of the world.</li>
<li>Follow orders via Track & Trace.</li>
<li>Create multiple shipments for the same order.</li>
<li>Modify the PostNL shipping options per order before exporting</li>
<li>NEW! Free address validation for addresses in the Netherlands.</li>
<li>NEW! Easily share the return label with your customers.</li>
<li>NEW! Merchants based in Belgium can make use of this plug-in as well.</li>
</ul>
A PostNL API account is required for this plugin! Check out your API key in the Mijn PostNL business portal or contact your account manager.

PostNL for WooCommerce

The official PostNL plugin allows you to automate your e-commerce order process. Covering shipping services from PostNL Netherlands and Belgium.

Packages Configuration for WooCommerce vs PostNL for WooCommerce