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Ellibo Ecommerce for cross-border sellers

One store that sells across borders

The address form, the tax, the currency and the ways to pay all follow where the order is going. You enter the registrations and rates that apply to you, and every order lands in your books in your home currency.

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Orders by destination - today
AllEUUKExports
WEB-03310 - Berlin, GermanyEUR - VAT 19% under IOSS
IOSS
WEB-03311 - Manchester, UKGBP - UK VAT at sale, under 135
UK VAT
WEB-03312 - Lyon, France (business)EUR - VAT number given - reverse charge
Reverse
WEB-03313 - Sao Paulo, BrazilExport - no tax - import taxes may apply
Export
WEB-03314 - Austin, TexasUSD - label bought, tracking sent
Shipped
Each order keeps its exchange rate
EU one-stop shop report ready to copy
Sound familiar?

Selling abroad, without a spreadsheet of rules

Every country has its own currency, address format, tax and delivery rules. These are the knots.

Foreign shoppers see the wrong currency

Buyers abroad see prices in your currency, guess the conversion and leave.

From the Professional plan, choose the currencies each store offers. Prices convert from your rates, or you set them in a price list per currency.

Tax changes with every address

EU VAT, the UK low-value rule, US state tax, exports - each order needs a different answer.

Tax follows the delivery address and your registrations: OSS and IOSS, reverse charge for EU businesses, the UK rule and exports with a note.

Customs paperwork stalls parcels

Labels without an HS code or country of origin come back, and buyers pay surprise charges at the door.

Products hold HS code, country of origin and customs text. Each delivery method says whether import charges are paid by the buyer or by you.

The books end up in five currencies

Sales in euros, pounds and dollars pile up, and the accountant rebuilds the rates every quarter.

Each order keeps its rate, and reports show amounts in your home currency, so your books stay right.

How it works

An order from abroad, start to finish

  1. They check out

    The address form fits their country: postcode, state or CEP. Only delivery methods for that zone show.

  2. They pay their way

    In their currency, through a gateway that works in their region, on your own account.

  3. Tax is worked out

    By destination and scheme, and kept by country on the order for your returns.

  4. The parcel goes out

    Live carrier rates at checkout and a label from the order, with customs details filled in.

Made for cross-border sellers

Built for selling in many countries

Several currencies

Choose currencies per store, with rates or fixed prices in a price list.

Tax by destination

Registrations and rates per country or region, OSS, IOSS, reverse charge and exports.

Your own carrier accounts

From Professional, live rates at checkout and labels, with any charge between you and the carrier.

Gateways by region

Seven gateways for different regions, each on your own account, shown only where they fit.

A store per country

On Business, each store has its own address, currency, countries, warehouses and pages.

Country rules on every plan

EU withdrawal button, cookie choices, 30-day lowest price and product safety details.

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Day one

Ready to ship your first order abroad

  • Add a delivery zone for each group of countries you sell to.
  • Enter your tax registrations, such as OSS or IOSS, and the rates for each country.
  • Choose the currencies your store offers.
  • Add HS codes, country of origin and weights to your products.
  • Connect your carrier account and a gateway for each region.
  • Turn on the EU withdrawal button and cookie choices if you sell into the EU.
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Questions

Ecommerce for cross-border sellers: FAQ

Can shoppers pay in their own currency?

Yes, on Professional and up. Choose which currencies each store offers. Prices convert from your rates, or you set them in a price list, and each order keeps its rate.

Does it handle EU VAT, OSS and IOSS?

It charges tax by destination using the registrations and rates you enter, including OSS, IOSS and reverse charge for EU business customers, and a report gives the one-stop shop figures. You stay responsible for registering, checking rates and filing.

How are UK orders handled?

With a UK registration, goods of up to GBP 135 per order carry UK VAT at sale. Above that, no VAT is charged on the order and a note says import VAT is collected at the border.

Can I choose who pays import charges?

Yes. Each delivery method for other countries says whether the shopper pays them on arrival (DAP) or you have paid them (DDP).

Can I run a separate store for each country?

Yes, on the Business plan. Each store has its own address, currency, countries, warehouses, pages and payment accounts if you like, sharing one stock and one set of books.

What languages are the store screens in?

Store screens such as "Add to cart" are in English today. Your own products, pages and emails can be written in any language.

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