Negotiated RatesOverview
Some UPS customers are able to negotiate lower UPS rates depending on volume and other factors. OzLINK for UPS can display these negotiated rates instead of (or in addition to) the normal list rates so you know how much you're really spending and saving. You must have negotiated rates enabled on your UPS account before you can use them in OzLINK - speak with your UPS Representative for more information.
Troubleshooting
If you have enabled your negotiated rates but your rates are not what you expected, see: What If My Rates Are Not What I Expected?
Enabling Negotiated Rates in OzLINK
You will need a UPS invoice issued within the last 30 days to enable your negotiated rates. You must complete the steps below on each workstation.
Note the following while filling in your information:
a) The Shipper Number was entered during your initial registration and cannot be changed.
b) Include any leading zeroes from your invoice number
c) Be sure to use the invoice date, not the current date
d) Do not use a dollar sign or commas in the invoice amount. Example: 1095.23
e) The control ID is case sensitive - make sure your capitalization matches
f) NOTE: UPS will lock you out of their authentication service after 3 unsuccessful attempts. The shipper number will be locked out for 24 hours. This unsuccessful attempt limit applies to the entire UPS account, so if another person at the company attempts to authenticate for a completely different reason then your account will still be locked.
You can choose to display the published rate, negotiated rate, or both. To change the display see: Displaying Rates
Negotiated Rates Troubleshooting
Note that you may need to wait up to 48 hours after activating negotiated rates before they will appear in OzLINK. If your negotiated rates seem incorrect, try entering the exact same shipment information on UPS.com to compare the rate in OzLINK to the rate provided directly by UPS. If the rates match but seem incorrect, please contact UPS.
If your rates are still not displaying correctly, please see: Negotiated Rates Troubleshooting.
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