WiseTech ShipDNA launches migration program for Clippership users
ShipDNA, a service partner of WiseTech Global, has announced a program to help users of the Clippership multi-carrier shipping system migrate to the Transtream platform before Clippership is decommissioned at the end of 2026. Clippership, released in 1991, is used by shipping teams in the US, Canada and Mexico to manage parcel and multi-carrier fulfillment. The migration aims to reduce operational disruption for users with legacy software and data during the transition.
What is changing and why
Clippership will be retired on December 31, 2026. ShipDNA says it will provide guidance and support to move customers from Clippership to Transtream, a more modern system with broader carrier support. The retirement creates a deadline for planning, data transfer, and system testing to avoid gaps in order processing and shipping label generation.
Who is affected
Businesses currently using Clippership for parcel and multi-carrier shipping in the United States, Canada, and Mexico are the primary targets. They include teams managing fulfillment, logistics planning and customer delivery.
Practical next steps for users
1) Initiate evaluation of Transtream as the replacement to determine if it fits current workflows. 2) Contact ShipDNA or WiseTech partner channels to understand migration timelines and data compatibility. 3) Begin preparing data such as carrier mappings, historical shipment data, and templates for labels to support migration. 4) Plan a staged transition to minimize disruption, including testing in a non-production environment before going live. 5) Set internal deadlines that align with the December 31, 2026 decommission date to avoid last-minute outages.
Limits and questions
Details about cost, exact migration steps, and how historical data will be preserved are not fully disclosed in the available material. Users should seek direct information from ShipDNA or WiseTech for a formal project plan, data transfer methods, and any potential downtime windows during the switch.
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