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3 Ways to Become an Authorized Shipping Outlet for UPS

By Matthew Lynch
February 26, 2024
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Introduction:

Becoming an authorized shipping outlet for UPS (United Parcel Service) can offer numerous benefits to business owners, including increased foot traffic and potential revenue growth. Here are three ways you can take advantage of this opportunity by becoming a UPS Authorized Shipping Outlet.

1. Apply Directly through the UPS Website

The first step to becoming a UPS Authorized Shipping Outlet is to apply directly through the UPS website. Visit their website and navigate to the section dedicated to small businesses and shipping services. Look for information on becoming an authorized shipping outlet, and fill out the required online application form.

You’ll need to provide personal information, your business’s tax ID number, and details about your store’s location and hours of operation. The approval process may take several weeks, during which a representative from UPS may inspect your facility to ensure it meets their quality standards.

2. Join the UPS Authorized Shipping Outlet Program

Another way to become an authorized shipping outlet is by joining the UPS Authorized Shipping Outlet (ASO) program. The ASO program is designed for retail businesses like pack-and-ship stores, mailbox rental centers, and office supply stores.

As part of this program, you’ll receive training on UPS products and services as well as support from designated representatives. You’ll also be eligible for exclusive discounts on UPS shipping rates while offering customers convenient access to a wide range of services, such as package pickup and drop-off, tracking numbers, and processing returns.

To join the program, fill out an online application found on the UPS website or request more information from a local sales representative.

3. Partner with an Existing Authorized Shipping Outlet

If you don’t want to go through the process of becoming an authorized shipping outlet yourself or would like additional support during the initial setup phase, you can partner with an existing authorized shipping outlet in your area.

By partnering with established outlets, you can benefit from their expertise in UPS shipping services management while expanding your own business. Some authorized shipping outlets may charge a fee for partnerships or require a percentage of revenues generated from shipping services.

To explore partnership opportunities, contact local authorized shipping outlets in your area and discuss your goals and business plan.

Conclusion

Becoming a UPS Authorized Shipping Outlet can be an excellent way to grow your business and provide added value to customers. Consider the three options above, and choose the one that suits your needs best. Don’t forget always to prioritize customer satisfaction, ensuring they have a seamless experience when utilizing UPS services at your outlet.

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