Warehouse & DeliveryUAA Meest waybill is created straight from the deal, the sticker prints from the CRM, and the delivery status updates on the card by itself — the manager stops copying addresses into the Meest cabinet.
Meest is a Ukrainian postal and delivery operator: branches, parcel lockers, courier delivery, international shipping. For an online store or a wholesaler it means dozens of parcels a day, and each one is registered in the Meest cabinet by hand: the address is copied from the order, the sticker is printed, the tracking number is pasted back. CoreviaFlow connects Meest to your CRM so that the waybill is created from the deal, the sticker prints in one click, and the delivery status comes back to the card on its own.
Before the manager opens the Meest cabinet, retypes the recipient, the address and the contents from the order, then pastes the parcel number back into the CRM.
After one button on the deal creates the parcel in Meest with the data already on the card, and the parcel number is saved on the deal at once.
Before at the end of the day someone prints stickers one by one from the cabinet and writes up the list of parcels for the courier.
After the CRM prints the stickers for all today's parcels on A4 sheets, forms the register and orders the courier in the same step.
Before the customer asks 'where is my parcel?', the manager searches the tracking page and answers by hand.
After the CRM refreshes the status itself — sent, arrived at the branch, delivered, refused — and sends the customer a message through the channel you already use, while the manager sees a refused parcel the same day.
Before the manager guesses the delivery cost and date and later apologises for the difference.
After the CRM asks Meest for the cost and the expected date for this parcel and this branch while the customer is still on the line.
For those who want to check: each point links to the official documentation page it comes from.
Meest publishes an official API v3.0 with an OpenAPI/Swagger description; authentication is by the contractor's login and password, which return an access token.
Source: wiki.meest-group.com ↗ checked 2026-09-28A parcel is created with full data: contents, sender, recipient, payment terms and delivery date.
Source: wiki.meest-group.com ↗ checked 2026-09-28Tracking returns the history of a parcel's operational statuses, and a separate method returns all status changes within a two-hour window for bulk synchronisation.
Source: wiki.meest-group.com ↗ checked 2026-09-28The API includes a directory of branches and parcel lockers with filters, cost and delivery-date calculation, and printing of 100×100 mm stickers, A4 sheets and registers.
Source: wiki.meest-group.com ↗ checked 2026-09-28A register of parcels and a courier call request are created in one request.
Source: wiki.meest-group.com ↗ checked 2026-09-28On its business pages Meest offers a comprehensive API integration with the client's own e-commerce software.
Source: ua.meest.com ↗ checked 2026-09-28The connection works only with a business contract with Meest: requests are made under the contractor's login and password and refer to the contract number, so a personal account is not enough. The access token issued by Meest lives 24 hours from creation and has to be renewed — the connection does this itself, but if the password in the cabinet changes, it must be updated in the CRM too. A register and a courier call can be edited only while the register is not yet dispatched, and deleted only until the courier has left, so late corrections go through the Meest support line. The official documentation is in Ukrainian only, and its interactive page needs JavaScript; the full description is available as a file. Meest limits the intensity of requests from one user, so status refreshes are scheduled rather than continuous. Of ready-made connectors Meest officially publishes only a module for 1C; modules for store or CRM platforms are not confirmed on Meest's official pages, so we connect through the documented interface rather than promising a plug-in.
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Warehouse & DeliveryUAExpress waybills created from the order itself, and delivery statuses that come back into the CRM on their own
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Warehouse & DeliveryUADelivery status that updates the order on its own, from drop-off to the client's door
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