
Cargus AWBs, including Ship & Go deliveries.
Pulsa creates the Cargus AWB, the courier's shipping document, for one or several parcels, with cash on delivery and delivery to the Ship & Go point your customer chose, and prints the label in the size your printer takes.
Cargus AWBs straight from the packing table.
Shipping with Cargus by hand means retyping every order: the customer's name, address and phone number, the cash on delivery amount, and for pickup-point orders the Ship & Go point the customer picked in your shop. Each detail typed twice is a chance for a mistake, and a wrong point or a missing amount usually surfaces only when the customer calls.
With Cargus connected, Pulsa creates the AWB as part of packing. The order is picked and checked by scan, and the AWB is created for one or several parcels, with the cash on delivery and the customer's Ship & Go point already on it. The label prints as a 10×14 label or on A4, and an AWB can be cancelled from the orders list if needed.
Your Cargus contract stays as it is, including whether cash on delivery is paid out in cash or to your bank account. Cargus has no test environment, so the first real AWBs are limited by a test list of customer emails and a start date, and automatic AWBs start switched off. It suits Romanian shops shipping with Cargus, alone or beside other couriers.
Less typing, the right point, faster dispatch
From a new order to a parcel with Cargus
- 01The order arrivesFrom your shop or marketplace, with the delivery option and any Ship & Go point the customer chose.
- 02Picked by scanA picking list sorted by rack and bin leads your team through the warehouse, and every item is scanned.
- 03Packed and checkedEach item is scanned again at the packing table, so the box holds exactly what was ordered.
- 04AWB and labelPulsa creates the Cargus AWB with the parcels, the cash on delivery and the point, and the label prints in 10×14 or A4.
- 05Handed to CargusThe parcel waits at your pickup location for the courier, and the AWB stays on the order in Pulsa.
What moves between Cargus and your warehouse
Setting up Cargus with Pulsa
- 01Your Cargus account
Add your subscription key, your login and your pickup location.
- 02Delivery options mapped
Each delivery option in your shops gets its Cargus service, Ship & Go included.
- 03Rehearsed on your own orders
Cargus has no test environment, so a test list of customer emails and a start date keep the rehearsal away from real orders.
- 04Automatic, if you want it
Choose the status that creates the AWB by itself; it starts switched off.
- A Cargus business account with API access (subscription key and login)
- Your pickup location at Cargus
We set it up with you during onboarding, and every connection starts switched off until it has been tested.
Questions about Cargus
What does the Cargus integration do?
It creates Cargus AWBs from your orders in Pulsa, for one or several parcels, with cash on delivery and Ship & Go point deliveries, and prints the label in 10×14 or A4. An AWB can also be cancelled from the orders list.
Can customers collect from a Ship & Go point?
Yes. The point the customer picks in your shop goes onto the AWB.
How is cash on delivery paid out?
In cash or to your bank account, as your Cargus contract says.
How do we test without a sandbox?
With a test list of customer emails and a start date: only those orders get a real AWB until you switch it on for everyone.
Do I need a developer to set it up?
No. You add your subscription key, login and pickup location, and choose which Cargus service each delivery option uses.
Can I ship with Cargus and other couriers?
Yes. Each delivery option in your shops is mapped to a courier service, so Cargus can carry some orders while another courier connected to Pulsa carries others.




