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# September (2)

22 SEP 2026 **`ADDED`**

Create a shipment redirect

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<summary>Details</summary>

A new method, [**Create a shipment redirect**](https://api-portal.novapost.com/methods/methods/shipments/shipment-redirect), has been added. It allows you to change the delivery location of an existing Nova Post shipment without creating a new shipment. Using this method, a shipment can be redirected to a branch, a parcel locker, or the recipient's address.

<a href="https://api-portal.novapost.com/changelog-1/documentation-eng" class="button secondary">More details</a>

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29 SEP 2026 **`ADDED`**

Added ZPL Support for Marking Printing

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<summary>Details</summary>

Support for the **ZPL** format has been added to the transportation document marking method.

The ZPL format is available for **EU-EU** and **EU-UA** shipments where the first and last mile are handled by Nova Post. ZPL supports print resolutions of **203 or 300 dpi**. If the resolution is not specified, **203 dpi** is used by default.

The `format` parameter has been added to select the output format:

* `pdf` - returns the marking in PDF format;
* `zpl` - returns the marking in ZPL format.

The existing PDF flow remains unchanged to ensure backward compatibility. If the `format` parameter is not provided, the marking is generated in **PDF** format.

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