What Readers Should Know
LBC Express and Menue have integrated shipping fees, box-size selection, automatic bookings, and printable waybills into Menue online stores. The partnership aims to reduce manual fulfillment tasks for Philippine online sellers.
Key Takeaways
- LBC shipping tools are now integrated into Menue online stores.
- Menue determines the appropriate box size and displays shipping fees at checkout.
- Orders trigger shipment bookings and printable LBC waybills.
- Menue supports GCash, Maya, QR Ph, and card payments.
- Menue says subscriptions start at ₱1,200 monthly, with 0% commission on sales.
LBC Express has integrated its shipping services with Menue, an e-commerce platform for Philippine businesses, bringing shipment booking, shipping fees, box-size selection, and waybill generation into merchants’ online stores.
According to the companies’ announcement, the integration helps sellers handle routine fulfillment tasks through a single order screen, reducing the manual steps between receiving an order and preparing a parcel for delivery.
Shipping connected to checkout
Menue automatically determines the appropriate LBC box size and displays the shipping fee at checkout using LBC’s Philippine shipping rates.
Once a customer places an order, the integration creates the shipment booking and generates an LBC waybill that the seller can print. This connects the customer’s purchase with the seller’s shipping preparation within the same platform.
“Online sellers ship with LBC every day, and we want to make that experience even easier,” said Jerome Santos, Executive Vice President – Corporate Sales of LBC Express.
Santos said the partnership brings LBC online booking, fees, and waybills into sellers’ own stores, allowing orders to reach LBC already booked and prepared for shipping.
Reducing routine fulfillment work
For Menue, the partnership addresses recurring tasks that merchants previously handled separately, including calculating shipping charges and preparing shipment documents.
Khaled Nakawa, Director of Menue, said the platform now handles booking, box selection, waybill generation, and shipping fees when customers check out.
The integration focuses on order processing and shipping preparation. The release does not announce changes to LBC’s delivery times or a free-shipping offer.
Branded stores and local payment options
Beyond shipping, Menue lets businesses operate their own branded online stores. Supported payment options include GCash, Maya, QR Ph, and cards.
The company says plans start at ₱1,200 per month and carry 0% commission on sales. The subscription price and commission policy are separate from the shipping fees displayed at checkout; the release does not specify any payment-processing charges.
One business using the platform is Aldimashqi Grocery, a dry goods store that ships online orders outside Metro Manila through LBC. The integration allows it to manage online orders and LBC shipping through the same platform.
For Philippine merchants, the partnership brings storefront management and shipping preparation into a more connected workflow. Businesses can learn more at Menue’s website.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the LBC–Menue partnership offer?
Integrated box-size selection, shipping fees, shipment booking, and waybill generation within Menue stores.
How are shipping fees shown?
Menue displays fees at checkout based on LBC’s Philippine shipping rates.
Are waybills generated automatically?
Yes. According to the release, an order triggers a booking and generates a waybill ready to print.
How much do Menue plans cost?
Plans start at ₱1,200 per month, according to Menue. Confirm current inclusions and charges directly with the platform.
Does 0% commission mean shipping is free?
No. Menue’s sales commission policy is separate from LBC shipping fees.
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