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# Send Your WhatsApp Orders to ShipRocket Using Chatbot
## Overview
Kickstart a seamless logistics journey by integrating **Shiprocket** with your system. This guide walks you through connecting Shiprocket, with a focus on the "Connect" action—enabling your store or chatbot to automatically pass customer details, shipping addresses, and product data to generate shipping labels, schedule pickups, and track deliveries in real time.
## **Setting Up Shiprocket Integration**
1\. To get started, navigate to the **Integrations** section and click on **Shiprocket**.
2. Once you select the Shiprocket Connector, you'll be prompted to either create a new connection or select an existing one.
3. If you're adding a new connection, enter the **connection name**, **email** and **password** then click on **Create**.
4. The newly created connection will appear under **Select Existing Connection**, ready to be used in your workflows for order creation and shipping automation.
## **Using Shiprocket to Create a Shipping Order**
1. Once you click on **'Connect,'** you'll be directed to select **'Create Order'** or **'Get Order'** action. Create Order is applicable only in order based flow.
2. Select Get Order and enter **Order ID** and select **Save response in variable**.
3. Click **Save**.
Once submitted, Shiprocket automatically generates a shipping order, schedules a pickup, and provides a tracking link—all of which can be shared with the customer via WhatsApp for real-time updates.
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