Couriers

In this Attachment we describe where within the format the courier names are used and we provide examples of particular companies.
Carrier names are possible to be defined in the following attributes:

1. /event/shipment@courier - to choose the courier for the delivery from the shop to the customer or for the return shipment from the customer to the shop (only for the return event).
2. /event/return_shipment@courier - to choose the courier for the return shipment (from the customer back to the shop) if it should be a different courier than the original one (only for the order event).

Each courier name used in ISF consists of two parts connected with a hyphen:

1. country of operation defined in the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (e.g. PL, US, DE):
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#Officially_assigned_code_elements
2. name of the company or brand the courier operates under (e.g. DPD, TBA, PACZKOMATY)

Example suggested names are:

1. PL

• PL-DPD
• PL-K-EX
• PL-PACZKOMATY
• PL-DHL
• PL-FEDEX
• PL-GLS
• PL-POCZTA
• PL-TBA
• PL-UPS
• PL-INPOST
• PL-RUCH
• PL-SCHENKER
• PL-SIODEMKA
• PL-TNT
• PL-X-PRESS
• PL-PATRONSERVICE
• PL-JAG24

2. DE-POST

• DE-DPD
• DE-UPS
• DE-HERMES
• DE-ILOXX

3. GB

• GB-ROYALMAIL
• GB-INTERLINK
• GB-UKMAIL
• GB-WINCANTON
• GB-UPS GB-DPD