One place to hold the product data your U.S.-bound shipments depend on
Shipping to the U.S. increasingly depends on what you can say about the product itself, not just the parcel. Zonos partnered with PostNL to provide Verified Accounts so their shippers have somewhere to keep that information.
For PostNL shippers, a Verified Account is a free Zonos account that stores your product data. It is not used for duty billing—Verified Accounts with some other postal operators are, but that is not how PostNL uses them. You sync or upload your catalog once, Zonos flags the items that need more detail before they can ship to the U.S., and you fill in the gaps — answering product-specific questions and uploading documents such as certificates of origin.
Here's how it works:
Sign up for a Verified Account via the PostNL referral link, so your account is connected to the post automatically.
Get your products into Zonos by connecting a store for automatic syncing or uploading a CSV.
Review the items that need more information to ship to the U.S.
Add the missing details and documents so they travel with your shipments.
Enter your PostNL customer number in your Dashboard, so your shipments are matched to the data you added.
Verified accounts
Verified Accounts for PostNL
One place to hold the product data your U.S.-bound shipments depend on
Shipping to the U.S. increasingly depends on what you can say about the product itself, not just the parcel. Zonos partnered with PostNL to provide Verified Accounts so their shippers have somewhere to keep that information.
What is a Verified Account?
For PostNL shippers, a Verified Account is a free Zonos account that stores your product data. It is not used for duty billing—Verified Accounts with some other postal operators are, but that is not how PostNL uses them. You sync or upload your catalog once, Zonos flags the items that need more detail before they can ship to the U.S., and you fill in the gaps — answering product-specific questions and uploading documents such as certificates of origin.
Here's how it works:
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