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USPS down? Web Tools has been retired effective January 25, 2026.
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Danny G
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I get this message when i force sync a usps tracking entry:
Web Tools has been retired effective January 25, 2026. For migration support, go to
https://emailus.usps.com/s/usps-AP
.
This is on Android APP
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Douglas Sandridge
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This is the final straw for me. UPS broken for years now (FedEx was broken for many months last year) - and now USPS. Are you kidding me? - I have migrated to the product called 'Aftership' available in the USA on the Google Play Store - which works SO much better (Except NO support for Amazon). I will continue to use this for Amazon only (until that breaks again too). Shame - this used to be one of my favorite products. Support just not able to maintain this product adequately. So many carriers not working - (in additional to the major US carriers). Really, just total crap now.
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Todd Grissom
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Hey there - I know others have told you (sometimes in less than friendly terms) that USPS changed their API (
https://www.usps.com/business/web-tools-apis/documentation-updates.htm
). Web Tools was deprecated as of Jan 25, 2026. We would love to know if/when this will be addressed.
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delivery-one
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The web api seemed to have a buffer time during which it continued to work, ~1 month past the declared deprecation date. But this past week it finally ended.
Would appreciate a programming update for those of us who use USPS, thank you!
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Gary Funk
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You can't blame this apication when services like UPS change their site to block applications from capturing data.
I know you are aware that this application does not rely on a cloud server to obtain the data and it does not track any of your data.
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Todd Grissom
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Why do you speak from a position of authority? As far as I can tell you are just a troll. I see nothing that says you are on the dev team or a representative of the developer.
You last message shows this in glaring lights - the USPS announced this change with nearly a year of notice and provided an extra months grace period.
We can ask/blame the developer as to why this announced change was not incorporated into the development cycle.
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Douglas Sandridge
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Douglas Sandridge
Todd, I agree wholeheartedly. I am indeed annoyed and do in fact hold the developers/app team accountable for failing to anticipate these apparently 'well published' USPS changes - and doing nothing. The USPS platform is wide open - and gives developers open access along with the tools - they just have to use them. I further 'blame' the development team of being extremely poor communicators (Almost never commenting or acknowledgeing anything on these forums) - and very slow to respond to critical problems like this USPS issue. They further relegate support of their product to the community - and we have to deal with these baffoons and fanboys - defending their part time nonexistant support of their app.
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