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TNT for time-critical and business shipments

TNT, part of FedEx, runs express and road services in Australia that are aimed at business deliveries and time-critical freight. Tranzit Group Australia lets you book TNT alongside your everyday couriers, for the orders that need it.

  • Free to use*
  • No lock-in contracts
  • Australian support team

*Ex Melbourne customers only.

Who TNT suits

  • B2B sellers delivering to shops, offices and trade sites
  • Stores offering a paid express option on higher-value orders
  • Merchants shipping heavier consignments between capital cities

What you can do with TNT in Tranzit Group Australia

  • Express orders to TNT

    Rules send orders with paid express shipping, or above a set value, to TNT automatically.

  • Your account or ours

    Connect your own TNT account at your negotiated rates, or ship on Tranzit Group Australia's TNT rates with no account needed.

  • One tracking experience

    Customers see the same branded tracking page whichever courier carries their order.

  • Dangerous goods

    Flag dangerous goods on a TNT consignment when the order needs it.

Start shipping with TNT in three steps

No developers or spreadsheets. Most of the setup happens in a few clicks inside the Tranzit Group Australia portal.

Get started free
  1. 01

    Connect your store

    Link Shopify, WooCommerce, eBay, Squarespace, Shopline and Etsy. Your orders import automatically.

  2. 02

    Connect your TNT account

    Add TNT under Courier Integrations in the Tranzit Group Australia portal, then set it as your default courier or use it in your rules.

  3. 03

    Print TNT labels in bulk

    Select your orders and print every label in one run. Tracking syncs back to your store.

Compare TNT with your other couriers

Get Quote shows live prices from every courier you have connected, side by side, so you can see when TNT is the best value before you print a label.

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Use TNT with the platforms you sell on

Orders from any of these platforms can ship with TNT.

Often used with TNT

TNT FAQs

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Our Australian support team replies within one business day.

TNT is owned by FedEx. In Australia it still runs its own domestic express and road services.

Yes. Most stores use TNT for urgent or business orders and another courier for the rest, with rules choosing between them.

The Tranzit Group Australia portal is free to use*, with no monthly subscription, setup or software fees.

*Ex Melbourne customers only.