Cybership features

Inventory

Review physical Product Stock and warehouse availability, verify variances with blind Cycle Counts and matching recounts, plan Restock and Break work, and trace the resulting adjustments.

Procurement

Keep vendor, destination, expected quantities, scan-led receiving, accepted stock, and rejection evidence on one inbound record.

Inventory

Turn warehouse scope, cadence, and Product selection into assigned count work, then connect a protected discrepancy to its matching recount and inventory result.

Inventory

Compare effective Product levels and open fulfillment demand with current pickable stock, inspect the source and destination, then carry one exact source into putaway.

Catalog

Keep the Product editor’s identity, owner, type, vendor, dimensions, weight, cost, and supported customs fields together, then navigate the inventory and related operating records attached to that saved Product.

Inventory

Start in Product Adjustment History to see which warehouse values changed, use Inventory History to reconcile location-level movement, and finish in Product Inventory for lot and expiration.

Inventory

Stop naming slots one at a time: apply shelf-wide settings or bin exceptions, inspect every generated name and state, then create top-level STATIC locations with recoverable barcodes and labels.

Inventory

Scan a location or Product into a Draft, choose source quantities, compare Suggested, Same SKU, and Empty destinations, then keep Put Away and Remaining visible through manual completion.

Catalog

Search and filter channel variants, keep their nullable Product relationship visible, select the existing Product for an exception, and schedule eligible order recalculation and enabled inventory synchronization after the link is saved.

Inventory

Scan a same-warehouse Hospital Location, review the Totes and tote-detail hierarchy, then resume remaining order work or create a draft Putaway List from positive Product Stock.

Fulfillment

Select executable warehouse work, preserve physical stock identity through totes and packages, and enforce label and completion gates.

Assembly

Carry client requests, exact recipe stock, partial production, custom work, labor, and linked charges on one warehouse record.

Operations

Give assigned packages and Rate Quote a reusable warehouse origin, then resolve supported operating settings through the warehouse, team, and Cybership default layers.

Fulfillment

Manage the tote library, print selected labels, inspect Product and order ownership, reconcile the same container into packages, and return it empty.

Operations

Plan coverage by scheduled shift, see clocked-in workers and active jobs, retain manual, kiosk, or supported automatic activity, review hourly productivity, and create amount-pending Labor charges from eligible linked purchase-order or work-order entries.

Returns

Open only the quantity still eligible, purchase the customer-to-warehouse label, inspect expected and unexpected units, and preserve where each disposition moves inventory.

Fulfillment

Configure the bench once, then keep every scanned unit, package measurement, label, print result, and exception on the fulfillment record.

Fulfillment

Give every order a tote position, keep the next source and destination visible, and review the completed run.

Shipping

Define which exact services may compete, remove rates that miss the delivery requirement, and bound one preferred-service premium in team currency or percent.

Shipping

Keep each provider’s supported setup path, named team connection, active state, and available services easy to explain.

Shipping

Use a stored warehouse or custom address, enter the parcel facts once, and compare successful rates beside provider errors.

Shipping

Give operations and support one place to trace the purchased service, package, warehouse scan, carrier timeline, documents, and refund state.

Shipping

Open a Gaylord for the selected warehouse and carrier, add labels manually or through either mobile scan path, review the attached labels, then close and export package-item detail.

Shipping

Replace repeated order-by-order shipping clicks with a suggested same-product batch: choose up to 500 eligible orders, pick combined SKU totals, define the per-order package pattern once, and generate the labels and merged document together.

Shipping

Start with one warehouse, separate packages by provider and ownership boundaries, retain each child’s stored link and error state, and merge every non-empty stored form URL.

Shipping

Capture unfamiliar shipping-method strings, review their shop scope, and carry one direct-service or rate-shop strategy into fulfillment work.

Brand Workspace

Let client teams answer order and inventory questions, follow purchase orders, work orders, and returns, and use scoped roles without gaining warehouse execution controls.

Orders

Hold a live fulfillment exception, split or move exact quantities, merge only same-order sibling work, retry allocation per record, and hand the successful order into a single-order picking session.

Orders

Qualify accessible warehouses on complete Product coverage, select one with fixed default, coordinate-pair, and Haversine terms, persist it on fulfillment work, and move exact remaining quantities when operations need an exception.

3PL

Create the client foundation, find the account in the 3PL roster, keep channels and account-specific rules with the client, pause fulfillment when work must stop, and offboard with the impact in view.

Analytics

Carry one timeframe, warehouse, and client scope from generated metrics into chart and recent table detail, then export the stored table or repeat the same relative period on a schedule.

Billing

Build team-owned commercial terms and visual charge rules, publish versioned pricing, resolve base and override contracts, review calculated invoices, and prepare PDF, CSV, or detailed-report handoffs.

Integrations

Manage four integration record types in one grid, follow each provider’s connection flow, and make synced printers and scales available to warehouse work.

Automation

Build visible warehouse rules, validate every condition and action before publishing, and inspect each execution or retry without rewriting the original history.

Platform

Follow long-running data work by type, lifecycle state, attempted and failed counts, initiating user, row evidence, and the actions supported by each job record.

Access

Replace shared human logins with per-system API keys whose role permissions, request limits, lifecycle state, and request identity remain bounded to one connection.

Platform

Choose the intended records, export a resource-shaped CSV, make explicit changes, and keep accepted and rejected import rows attached to the job that moved them.

Platform

Choose how updates reach each member, separate information from action-required work, and claim, snooze, or resolve grouped follow-up without confusing read state with completion.

Integrations

Choose the supported connection path, assign the shop to the intended brand, set its order-history boundary, and operate its sync actions from explicit channel state.

Platform

Open exact order changes, physical inventory deltas, return events, webhook attempts, automation executions, and file-job results from the records operators already use.

Access

Separate team authority, reusable job permissions, and physical warehouse scope, then let warehouse-aware operations enforce their declared permission and requested location.

Integrations

Replace downstream polling with scoped subscriptions, inspectable attempts, selected-delivery retry, explicit endpoint recovery, and deployable secret rotation.