The following options are those currently available. More information may be available on the Australia Post MyPost Business web site at https://auspost.com.au/mypost-business/dashboard#/support

Please note that some options are not available on all international services and may result in an error if they are enabled on services where it is not a feature. If that occurs you can change the setting on the options for that specific order.

By entering the name of the person that would normally sign Customs Declarations here the field on the label will be automatically signed.

If set to "Required" the recipient of the parcel will need to sign for delivery. If the recipient is not available a card will be left at the premises to advise the recipient to collect the parcel from a local post office.

Note, Signature Required is not available in MyPost Business Economy services.

If set to "Not Required" and the recipient is unavailable the parcel will be left in a safe place at the premises. If no safe place is available a card will be left at the premises to advise the recipient to collect the parcel from a local post office

By default product titles are used on Customs Declarations. You can override the use of product titles by providing a Goods Description. If used you must ensure that this description is sufficient for Customs to identify the contents of the package and does not misrepresent the goods.

This option determines whether tracking notifications are emailed to the recipient.

Note: Not available on all international services.

With SMS tracking enabled you will receive an SMS notification when your parcel's:

A valid Australian mobile phone number must be supplied on the Preferences -> Sender Address page.

Note: Not available on all international services.

This identifies the reason for the shipment in the Customs Declaration. Except in rare circumstances this will usually be "Sale of Goods".

If the "Classification Type" above is set to "Other" you need to specify the reason for the export. This option is rarely required.

For more information about Australia Post's Extra Cover see their guide at https://auspost.com.au/sending/send-overseas/features-extras-international

This option determines what action is taken if an international consignment is unable to be delivered. If you want the goods returned to you (note Australia Post charges may apply to returns) select "Return". For low value items where the cost of returning the consignment may exceed the value of the goods you can choose "Abandoned" which means the order will be destroyed.

Some countries may require additional information such as a Certificate Number for certain products. For more information about specific countries see https://auspost.com.au/sending/send-overseas/international-post-guide

Some countries may require additional information such as a Licence Number for certain products. For more information about specific countries see https://auspost.com.au/sending/send-overseas/international-post-guide

For some countries specifying a "Country of Origin" of the goods may help streamline the import process and impact fees such as import duties. You can specify a default Country of Origin which will be applied to all products in an order where a Country of Origin hasn't been specified in your store's items.

For some countries specifying a "HS Tariff Code" for the goods may help streamline the import process and impact fees such as import duties. You can specify a default HS Tariff Code which will be applied to all products in an order where a HS Tariff Code hasn't been specified in your store's items.