We have now been using Veeqo to ship most of our orders for the last 90 days, but sadly we would not deem them as the best solution for some things outside of Amazon and the jury is out as to how long we will continue to use them. Here are our concerns/problems so far.

1) Unable to ship to US military bases. We have to ship with alternative shipping software.

2) Unable to easily import addresses and create mailing labels without having to assign a "product" to them. We mail out a newspaper that was a breeze to do in other shipping platforms, but has been impossible so far with Veeqo.

3) WooCommerce has said it's in beta for at least 3 months. Sorry, growing impatient to be able to use this function and not have to use another shipping platform.

4) An email is sent to us from E*sy every time an E*sy order ships out. Veeqo support asked us to contact E*sy on how to fix that, but we did not feel that was something we should have to mess with. Especially since we never received those emails when we shipped using 3 other shipping platforms.

5) Veeqo does not import all customization information from E*sy. Other platforms have no problem pulling in all the order info, including any customization the customer wanted. I was told by support that this would be in as a "feature request", but I don't understand why the order would not pull in ALL the info in the first place.

6) We had to rig, or use an alternative method to get Veeqo to connect to W*lm*rt account. This may have been resolved by now, but it was a hassle 3 months ago.

7) To manually add or ship something that is not imported appears to be impossible. We end up using an alternative shipping software.

8) Lack of flexibility with invoice/packing list. While the base layout is not bad, having the ability to be able to customize the paperwork to our liking would be nice. While some shipping platforms have more flexibility than others, Veeqo no doubt has the least amount of flexibility that we've experience.

9) No invoice with the Veeqo address for total purchases made for shipping. Basically, for what they charged our credit card for. All they do is show each individual shipment and the amount. We need a proper invoice/receipt for accounting purposes.

10) I've got to be honest, I still do not have a clue how the "Veeqo Credits" work. It says it is applied the next time our account is charged, but since there is no break down on what the charge is for (an invoice or receipt), we're not for sure where, how, when or even if the credit is applied.

11) Finally, we are nervous about the fact that Veeqo is owned by Amazon! We have no problem with the Amazon orders we ship, but in the end, while Amazon provides a platform for us to sell on, they are also our competitor. So for them to potentially be able to access ANY INFORMATION about other platforms we sell on, makes us nervous.

Right now, we plan to try to use them through the holiday season and then decide from there if we will continue. We may jump ship before then, but we'll see. Support is pretty good if you can get past their lame bots. If you choose the incorrect option of "other" their bot takes you in an endless loop where you never get help.

If we were to rate them so far, we would give them an "A-" on shipping our Amazon orders (unless it goes to a military base). Probably a "C-" for other platforms, and manual orders.