How to Fix Label Generation Issues for Multi-Shipments in Webgility Desktop
This article helps Webgility Desktop users troubleshoot issues where multiple shipping labels cannot be generated for a single order, even when multi-shipment is required. It addresses scenarios where only the first label is created, additional label attempts trigger errors, and voiding or retrying, updating software or adjusting printer settings has no effect.
This guide addresses issues where multiple shipping labels cannot be generated for a single order in Webgility Desktop, despite multi-shipment requirements.
Common Causes
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Only the first shipping label is generated, even for orders requiring multiple.
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Error prompts appear when attempting to generate additional labels.
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Voiding and retrying label generation does not resolve the issue.
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Problems persist across different printer types (e.g., FedEx thermal printers).
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Primary troubleshooting steps (e.g., printer setting changes or software updates) fail to address the root cause.
Resolution Steps
1. Verify Webgility Desktop Version
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Open Webgility Desktop.
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Navigate to:
Help > Check for Updates
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Download and install the latest version, if available.
2. Review and Adjust Printer Settings in Webgility
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Go to:
Shipping > FedEx (or applicable carrier) > Printers and Labels
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Verify settings for both:
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Domestic shipping labels
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International shipping labels
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Ensure printer mappings are correct for the type of shipment.
3. Void and Retry Label Generation via Order Manifest
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Attempt to void the existing label.
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Generate a new manifest for the order.
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Retry label generation for each shipment.
4. Reset Printer Preferences and Clear Print Queue
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Press the Windows key, go to Control Panel.
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Navigate to:
Devices and Printers
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Select the printer used for shipping labels.
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Right-click > View print queue.
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Clear all pending jobs from the queue.
5. Retry Label Generation
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Return to Webgility and attempt to generate shipping labels again.
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Verify if the issue has been resolved across all shipments.