The UPS integration interface required the following pieces of configuration information.

• API Key (Access key)
• UPS Account number
• Account User login and password

Start on this UPS page

https://www.ups.com/upsdeveloperkit?loc=en_US&WT.svl=SubNav

1. Under Access And Administration choose Manage Access Keys
2. Under Request New Access Key choose Request New Access Key
3. On the Request Access Key Confirmation page you should see your access key.
   1. Example: Access Key: 3D40421BAQ4BR3A8
      

The FedEx integration interface required the following pieces of configuration information.

• API Key
• Account number
• Meter number
• Password

FedEx does require a test and certification.  Since we are just testing, you can get access to the test system by requesting a test key.     Once you want to go to production, you will need to request a production key.  Fill out a form, and they may want you to test creating a label so they can verify “we” are doing it correctly.  But for now, the test key should be all we need.

http://www.fedex.com/us/developer/web-services/index.html

Start here

http://www.fedex.com/us/developer/web-services/index.html

1. Choose Develop and Test
2. Choose Get Test Key
3. The next page will have your Test Key, account number, and meter number
   

Once testing is complete you will need a "production key".  Previously customers registered as a corporate developer during this process.  Also, you send an email to websupport@fedex.com that explains that you needed to activate the label creation portion of the production key.  They then send a survey that needs to be completed.  I believe they also eventually ask for a label example.