Bosta, Aramex, SMSA, and Naqel: regional carriers on Mrfqy

Shipping is where many Arab e-commerce stores win or lose repeat customers. Late deliveries, opaque tracking, and wrong rates destroy trust faster than a bad product photo. Mrfqy integrates regional carriers — Bosta and Aramex in Egypt, SMSA and Naqel in Saudi Arabia, and more — so you generate labels, sync tracking, and communicate in Arabic without juggling five different portals.

Bosta for Egyptian last-mile delivery

Bosta has become the go-to last-mile partner for Egyptian e-commerce — competitive rates, wide governorate coverage, and APIs that fit modern storefronts. Mrfqy's Bosta integration lets you create shipments from paid orders, print AWBs, and push tracking numbers back to customers automatically.

Configure Bosta pickup locations and default package dimensions in your Mrfqy shipping settings. Consistent dimensions prevent billing surprises when actual weight differs from estimates. For Cairo and Giza, same-day and next-day options can be a conversion booster if you display delivery windows in Arabic on the product page.

Use Bosta's cash collection features carefully if you run COD — reconcile collected amounts weekly against Mrfqy order reports to catch discrepancies early.

Aramex for Egypt and cross-border GCC

Aramex covers Egypt domestically and excels at cross-border GCC and international lanes. If you ship from Cairo to Dubai or Riyadh, Aramex is often the reliable default with established customs workflows.

Mrfqy pulls Aramex rates into checkout when configured per zone — customers see real shipping costs before paying, not a flat 'contact us' message. Generate labels in bulk from your orders list during peak sale days to save hours of manual entry.

International shipments need accurate HS codes and declared values on customs forms. Mrfqy passes product weights and descriptions to Aramex APIs — keep catalog data complete to avoid customs delays.