Teamship Help Docs
Welcome to the Teamship Help Documentation.
This guide is designed for warehouse operators, administrators, and internal teams using Teamship to manage inventory, orders, billing, and warehouse operations.
Use these docs to understand how features work, how data flows through the system, and how to perform common day-to-day tasks efficiently.
What you’ll find here
Teamship documentation is organized by functional areas of the platform:
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Inventory & Orders
Receive inventory, ship orders, track stock levels, relocate and replenish stock, and run cycle counts. -
Shipping Orders
Ecommerce pick, pack and ship, batch picking, bulk shipping, ship by LPN, back orders, bills of lading and manifests. -
Products
Create and edit products, enable custom product attributes, and manage SKU data. -
Printing & Scanning
Configure printers, barcode scanners, label templates, document templates and scan sequences. -
Warehouse Management
Warehouse configuration, locations, zones and sections, and EDI configuration. -
Billing
Invoices, outstanding transactions, storage billing and the QuickBooks integration. -
User Profile & Permissions
Manage user accounts, roles, permissions, and profile settings. -
Admin
Organization settings, reports, audit log, notifications, inventory adjustments and order cleanup.
Popular pages
| Task | Page |
|---|---|
| Receive an inbound shipment | Receiving Inventory |
| Pick many ecommerce orders in one trip | Batch Picking |
| Ship freight or full pallets | Bulk Shipping · Ship by LPN |
| Find any pallet and its history | LPN Lookup |
| Move stock between locations | Product & LPN Relocate |
| Count stock without stopping operations | Cycle Counting |
| Set up how storage is charged | Storage Billing |
| See inventory and performance reports | Reports |
Getting started
If you’re new to Teamship, start with the Inventory and Shipping sections to understand how products move through the system. Administrators should review the Admin and User Profile sections to configure access and billing correctly.
If you don’t see what you’re looking for, documentation is continuously evolving alongside the platform.