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# Shipmondo

Getting Started with the Shipmondo shipping provider for Umbraco Commerce.

The Shipmondo shipping provider adds functionality to ship products via [Shipmondo](https://www.shipmondo.com/). It is a fully featured shipping provider including realtime rate retrieval for accurate shipment pricing.

## [Install Shipmondo](/umbraco-commerce/add-ons/shipping-providers/install-shipping-providers.md)

## In this Section

In this section, we will guide you through the key steps necessary to get you started with the Shipmondo shipping provider for Umbraco Commerce.

It is assumed that before we begin you already have an Umbraco website configured and Umbraco Commerce installed. If you are not at this stage yet, read the [core Umbraco Commerce documentation](/umbraco-commerce/readme.md) to learn how to get started.

## Useful links

Below are a few useful links that might come in handy should you wish to learn more about the provider itself, and the Shipmondo API.

* [Shipping provider source code](https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Commerce.ShippingProviders.Shipmondo)
* [Shipping provider issue tracker](https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Commerce.Issues/issues)
* [Shipmondo information](https://www.shipmondo.com/)
* [Shipmondo documentation](https://app.shipmondo.com/api/public/v3/specification/)


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