Quick Read
Menue’s LBC integration displays shipping fees at checkout and creates shipment bookings and printable waybills after orders are placed. Sellers should confirm subscription inclusions, additional charges, and parcel handover arrangements before signing up.
Key Takeaways
- Menue brings LBC shipping preparation into its online stores.
- Checkout includes automatic box-size selection and shipping-fee display.
- Placed orders generate bookings and printable waybills.
- Menue says plans start at ₱1,200 monthly with 0% sales commission.
- Sellers should verify costs, plan features, and parcel handover procedures.
An online order can mean several tasks before a parcel is ready to leave: checking the shipping fee, selecting a box, booking the shipment, and preparing a waybill.
LBC Express’s integration with Menue brings those tasks into the online store itself. For Philippine sellers using the platform, the announcement describes a process that connects checkout with shipping preparation.
Here is how the integration works and what to check before choosing a plan.
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What happens when a customer orders?
According to the release, Menue determines the appropriate LBC box size and displays the shipping fee at checkout based on LBC’s Philippine rates.
After the customer places an order, the platform creates the LBC booking and generates a printable waybill. Sellers can then manage fulfillment through the same order screen.
| Stage | What the integration handles |
|---|---|
| Checkout | Determines the appropriate LBC box size and displays the shipping fee. |
| Order placement | Creates the shipment booking. |
| Shipping preparation | Generates an LBC waybill ready to print. |
| Order management | Keeps orders and shipping preparation within the same platform. |
The announcement does not detail parcel handover arrangements, such as pickup availability or branch drop-off requirements. Sellers should confirm those steps before planning their daily fulfillment routine.
What else does Menue offer?
Menue provides businesses with their own branded online stores and supports GCash, Maya, QR Ph, and card payments.
One example in the announcement is Aldimashqi Grocery, a dry goods business that uses LBC to send online orders outside Metro Manila. Through Menue, it can handle its orders and shipping on the same platform.
This gives sellers a way to connect their storefront with shipping tools, although the release does not quantify time savings or promise a specific delivery schedule.
How much does the platform cost?
Menue says plans start at ₱1,200 per month, with 0% commission on sales.
These are two different cost details: a monthly subscription and a sales commission policy. Shipping fees still apply, and the release does not specify payment-processing charges or every plan’s inclusions.
When comparing options, ask for a breakdown of the subscription, shipping, and any other applicable charges.
What should sellers check before signing up?
Before moving your store to the platform, confirm how the service fits your products and fulfillment routine.
Useful questions include how box selection is determined, which shipment destinations are supported, how parcels are handed over to LBC, and how booking changes or cancellations are handled. Also ask about payment settlement and the features included in your chosen subscription.
Visit Menue’s official website for plan details and inquiries.
