This article explains how to move ShipLeap from computer #1 (SOURCE) to computer #2 (TARGET). Make sure you have at least version 9.0.16 installed so that any custom boxes are saved to the cloud
You will have to download 3 things from your SOURCE computer. The PLUGINS, VISION CONNECTION (for PRINTSMITH users) and ADDRESS BOOK.
1. Let's export the PLUGINS first. Go to GEAR > PLUGINS and press the EXPORT button and save the file to a place the TARGET computer can access.
2. Let's export the VISION CONNECTION. Go to GEAR > SETTINGS > VISION CONNECT and press the EXPORT button and save the file to a place the TARGET computer can access.
3. Let's export the ADDRESS BOOK. Go to GEAR > SETTINGS > ADDRESS BOOK. Leave LOCAL selected press the EXPORT button and save the file to a place the TARGET computer can access.
4. Once Version 9.0.16 is installed on the TARGET computer, login and do the reverse. Import the PLUGINS. Go to GEAR > PLUGINS and press the IMPORT button and select the PLUGINS file you created from the SOURCE.
5. Import the VISION CONNECTION. Go to GEAR > PLUGINS and press the IMPORT button and select the VISION CONNECTION file you created from the SOURCE.
6. Import the ADDRESS BOOK . Go to GEAR > PLUGINS and press the IMPORT button and select the ADDRESS BOOK file you created from the SOURCE.
After this, you should have all this connected.
- Address book
- Ship From addressees
- Return addresses
- 3rd Party account setup
- Carriers that have been setup for the account
- Tracking information across the entire company
- Carrier mapping
- Automations
- Custom package sizes
- Connection info to MIS system
7. The only things left to configure is the following:
Printer connection - https://shipleap.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/48001146537
Scale connection - https://shipleap.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/48001185501
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