Magento 2 FedEx extension setup or generate a sample product attribute setup guide for ETD

Step 1: Enable ETD in Your FedEx Account

1. Log in to your FedEx account.
2. Go to My Profile > FedEx Electronic Trade Documents.
3. Accept the terms and conditions.
4. Upload your digital letterhead and electronic signature (if required).
5. Save settings.

✅ Step 2: Gather Product Data (Needed for Customs Docs)

Make sure each product in Magento 2 has:

• Country of Manufacture:
  • Go to Catalog > Products, edit the product, and set Country of Manufacture.
• HS Tariff Code (Harmonized System code for customs classification):
  • If your extension supports it, create a product attribute for HS Code and assign it.
• Weight: Required for shipping labels and documents.
• Declared Value/Price: Comes from product price and order value.

✅ Step 3: Enable FedEx Shipping Method in Magento 2

1. Go to Stores > Configuration > Sales > Shipping Methods > FedEx.
2. Enable FedEx.
3. Enter:
   • FedEx Account Number
   • Meter Number
   • Authentication Key
   • Password
4. Choose shipping services (Priority, International Economy, etc.).

✅ Step 4: Enable ETD in Your Magento 2 FedEx Extension

• In the FedEx Shipping configuration (if your extension supports ETD):
  • Look for Enable Electronic Trade Documents (ETD).
  • Set it to Yes.
• Optionally, if your extension supports automatic commercial invoice generation, upload or create a template PDF or allow it to generate automatically from product attributes.

✅ Step 5: Test in Sandbox Mode

• Switch FedEx shipping to sandbox mode (available in extension settings).
• Create a test international order.
• Check if FedEx automatically uploads electronic trade documents.
• Review generated shipping labels and confirm that ETD status is shown.

✅ Step 6: Go Live

• Switch FedEx API credentials to live mode.
• Double-check all settings.
• Start shipping internationally — no manual document printing required!