Your FedEx account. Your negotiated rates.

Yes. Connect your own FedEx account and Postsale uses your negotiated rates. If you don't have one yet, you can create one during setup.

Hold at Location sends a package to a nearby FedEx location for your customer to pick up, instead of delivering it to their address. It helps when nobody is home.

Yes. Postsale supports FedEx Electronic Trade Documents (ETD) on international shipments, which sends your customs paperwork electronically.

Home Delivery Premium gives residential recipients the option to choose a specific delivery date (Date Certain), evening delivery or an appointment window through FedEx Home Delivery.

Yes. Tick Saturday Delivery or Saturday Pickup in the shipment's FedEx options before you create the label. FedEx offers Saturday service on some services and in some areas.

Priority Alert is a FedEx contract service, so talk to your FedEx account executive first. Once it's on your account, choose Priority Alert or Priority Alert Plus on First Overnight, Priority Overnight, International First or International Priority shipments. ShipAlert may also need to be turned on for your FedEx account. Then choose who FedEx emails (you, your customer or another address) and when: shipped, delivered or an exception.

Yes. Tick Lithium Batteries or Cells in the shipment's FedEx options, then choose lithium ion or lithium metal, whether they're inside the equipment or packed with it, and IATA Section II if it applies. FedEx's battery rules still apply to how you pack and mark the package.

Yes. Connect as many of your own FedEx accounts as you need and give each a nickname. The account you set as default is the one Postsale uses for rates and labels, and you can change it in Carrier settings.