Update the shipping information page
Your Shipping page shows current prices the same day the courier changes them.
What it replaces: 30-60 min plus waiting for whoever edits the site
What you write to Claude
„update the shipping page: DPD €6.90, parcel lockers €4.90, free shipping from €60. keep the rest, add a short table”
The problem
The courier raised prices and the free shipping threshold changed. The Shipping page still shows the old numbers.
What Claude does
- Claude finds and reads your Shipping page.
- It changes only the prices and thresholds, and can add a simple table.
- You see the changed parts highlighted and approve.
What you get
The Shipping page shows current carriers, prices and the free shipping threshold. The prices charged in the checkout are a separate setting, which Claude can update too when prices and shipping are switched on.
You stay in control
You see every change before it is saved, nothing happens without your yes, and you can undo it later.
Related use cases
- Rewrite the About us page
- Build an FAQ page from real customer questions
- Add a site-wide announcement bar
- Offer free shipping from a set order amount
- Update carrier prices after a courier price change
For developers
- Area
- 1 · Content & SEO
- Connector
- daily connector
- In the free Audit
- no, paid version only
- For
- Store owner
- Tools
- ps_list_cms_pages, ps_get_cms_page, ps_update_cms_page, ps_list_carriers, ps_update_shipping
Step by step
- Finds the page with ps_list_cms_pages (search: shipping).
- Reads the current HTML with ps_get_cms_page.
- Edits only the parts with prices and thresholds and adds a simple HTML table.
- Calls ps_update_cms_page. Shows a preview with the old and new values side by side and waits for your approval. Changed paragraphs are highlighted.
- After your yes, saves it like the Save button in the back office and logs it in the change history.
Safety
Every write shows a preview first and runs only after you approve it (one-time token, valid 30 minutes). Each change is logged and can be undone with ps_revert_change.
Last updated: 2026-10-05