# TeamzLab FedEx Shipping > Documentation for TeamzLab FedEx Shipping for WooCommerce — live FedEx rates, automatic labels, tracking, freight, and self-serve returns for your store. ## Docs - [Quick start: your first test label](/getting-started/quick-start/): Install the plugin, connect sandbox keys, add the FedEx shipping method to a zone, and create your first test label. - [Installation](/getting-started/installation/): Install TeamzLab FedEx Shipping on your WooCommerce store and confirm it is active. - [Connecting FedEx credentials](/getting-started/credentials/): Create free test keys on the FedEx developer portal and enter them in the plugin's Authorization, Tracking, and Account tabs. - [Going live: from sandbox to production](/getting-started/going-live/): Switch the plugin from FedEx test mode to your real FedEx account once your testing is finished. - [Uninstalling and removing your data](/getting-started/uninstall/): What deactivating the plugin does, what deleting it removes, and what stays with your store. - [Updating the plugin](/getting-started/updating/): Update TeamzLab FedEx Shipping safely from WordPress.org or a ZIP, and what to check after the update. - [Authorization tab](/settings/authorization/): Enter the two FedEx credentials the plugin uses for checkout rates, labels, pickups, and everything except tracking. - [Tracking tab](/settings/tracking/): Enter the tracking-only FedEx credentials and connect FedEx tracking updates to your store. - [Account tab](/settings/account/): Your FedEx account number, the address your parcels ship from, and the sandbox/production switch. - [Shipping tab](/settings/shipping/): Choose how labels are created, which FedEx prices and services your customers see at checkout, and whether delivery addresses are checked. - [Labeling tab](/settings/labeling/): Set the store address printed on labels, the packaging, who pays FedEx, and how printed labels look. - [Product Box: pack orders into your own boxes](/settings/product-box/): Tell the plugin how your real cartons are filled, so a multi-item order prints as the packages you actually ship. - [Shipments & Printings (label manager)](/admin/shipments-printings/): Every Instant-mode shipment in one list — view and print labels, track parcels, cancel shipments, and send customs documents to FedEx. - [Open Shipments (draft manager)](/admin/open-shipments/): The FedEx Shipping → Open Shipments screen lists every Advanced-mode order with a FedEx session, so you can review, confirm, cancel, or inspect shipments from one place. - [Pickup History](/settings/pickup-history/): See every FedEx pickup request for your store and schedule one consolidated pickup for all ready shipments. - [Adding FedEx rates to your store](/workflows/shipping-method/): Add the Fedex Shipping method to a WooCommerce shipping zone so your customers see live FedEx prices at checkout. - [How checkout rates work](/workflows/checkout-rates/): What your customers see, what the plugin sends to FedEx, why prices are remembered for 10 minutes, and how your plan's daily limit affects rates. - [Instant labels: from order to printed label](/workflows/instant-labels/): How a customer order becomes a printed FedEx label in Instant mode — checkout, the automatic label, printing, the customer email, and tracking updates. - [Advanced mode (Open Ship): confirm shipments yourself](/workflows/openship-advanced/): In Advanced shipping mode, checkout creates a FedEx draft session and you review the packages and create the labels yourself from the order screen. - [Shipping one order in several packages](/workflows/multi-piece/): How a multi-package order works in Instant and Advanced mode, and how FedEx organizes the tracking numbers when one order travels in several boxes. - [International shipping and paperless documents (ETD)](/workflows/international-etd/): How the plugin builds customs paperwork for international orders, and how to send trade documents to FedEx without paper. - [Tracking shipments](/tracking/tracking/): Where shipment tracking appears for you and your customers, and how to switch it on. - [Tracking updates: connecting FedEx to your store](/tracking/webhooks/): Connect FedEx package scans to your store once, and tracking updates, delivery confirmations, and alerts arrive on their own. - [Self-serve returns portal](/tracking/returns/): Let customers request a prepaid FedEx return label from a page on your store. - [Architecture](/developers/architecture/): How the plugin is organized — autoloader, bootstrap, layers, and extension points. - [Logging](/developers/logs/): Every WooCommerce log source the plugin writes, what is logged at each level, and what never lands in a log. - [Shortcodes](/developers/shortcodes/): All six shortcodes with attributes and examples. - [REST API](/developers/rest-api/): The plugin's own REST routes under /wp-json/fshipping/v1/. - [Hooks & filters](/developers/hooks/): Every filter and action the plugin fires, grouped by purpose, with arguments and expected returns. - [Options, quota & data model](/developers/options/): Stored options, transients, the daily shipment quota, the fedex_shipping post type, and what uninstall removes. - [FedEx rates not showing at checkout](/guides/fedex-rates-not-showing/): Step-by-step fixes when FedEx shipping rates don't appear in WooCommerce: shipping zones, store address, credentials, the service allow-list, address validation, and quota limits. - [FedEx API error codes](/guides/fedex-error-codes/): What FedEx REST errors like invalid_client, SERVICE.UNAVAILABLE, and NOT.FOUND.ERROR mean in WooCommerce, what usually triggers them, and where to fix each. - [Troubleshooting](/troubleshooting/): Plain-English fixes for the most common TeamzLab FedEx Shipping problems, from missing rates to tracking that never updates. - [How your FedEx credentials are stored and protected](/security/): How the plugin handles secrets, authentication, and public endpoints — and the choices you should review. - [Compatibility](/compatibility/): WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP versions the plugin supports, plus HPOS, block checkout, multisite, and translations. - [FedEx for WooCommerce FAQ](/faq/): Quick answers to the questions store owners ask most about TeamzLab FedEx Shipping. - [Glossary](/glossary/): Every FedEx and WooCommerce term used in these docs, explained in plain English.