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# Shipping Management
This tutorial provides guidance on adding and editing shipping details within OMS. Shipping management is crucial for efficient order fulfillment.
## Step 1: Adding a New Shipping
* From the OMS screens, navigate to the **Settings** tab in the OMS menu.
* Select **Shipping Management** on the next page.
* Click the **+New Shipping** button.
## Step 2: Editing an Existing Shipping
* To edit an existing shipping record from the OMS screens, select the **Settings** tab under the OMS menu.
* Choose **Shipping Management** on the following page.
* Select the shipping name you wish to edit from the list, and proceed to the shipping detail.
## Step 3: Completing Shipping Details
* To add or edit a shipping, fill in the following fields:
* **Shipping Name**: Choose any name you prefer for the shipping.
* **ERP Code**: Ensure this code matches the ERP code of the shipping company in Omnitron.
* Set the **Status** to active if you intend to use this shipping company.
## Step 4: Cargo Management Preferences
If desired, select the checkbox for **"I want my cargo to be managed by OMS."** This option allows you to:
* Create a packaging order for shipment.
* Query shipment information.
* Generate label information for each package.
If desired, customize the **Demo Client** field for non-integrated shipping companies or to exclude specific processes such as writing to shipment, querying, and label generation. Additional customizations can be applied in the **Klass** field.
## Step 5: Shipping Company Configuration
* Choose the appropriate **Shipping Company** from the list defined within Omnitron. This selection may dynamically display additional fields based on your choice. See more on the [Invoice Code on the Cargo Label](/technical-guides/oms/invoice-code-on-the-cargo-label.md) guide.
## Step 6: Cargo Conditions (Optional)
* Set **Cargo Conditions** for this shipping company by filling in the following fields:
* Condition Klass
* Condition Type
* Channels
* Please note that some shipping companies may require extra information, such as Username, Password, Customer Code, Query Shipment URL, Create Shipment URL, Tracking URL, and Authentication URL.
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