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# How to Add and Configure a Shipping Company in Omnitron?
The Shipping Company page is designed to assist users create and manage shipping firms in Omnitron.
## Access Shipping Company Menu
1. On Omnitron, navigate to the **Settings > Shipping Companies**.
## Add a New Shipping Company
1. Click the **+New Shipping Company** button in the top right corner of the screen.
2. Start by entering a descriptive **Name** for the shipping company.
3. Provide the linked shipping company's **ERP code**.
4. Select the **Shipping Company**.
5. To finalize the process, click on the **Save** button.
After successfully adding a new shipping company, the next step is to designate it as a shipping option. To achieve this, navigate to **Sales Channels > Sales Channel Settings > Shipping Options** and configure the shipping company as a valid option on specific channels.
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