Retiring the Afternoon Shipping Routine
Three steps, after which nobody on your team prints a label again.
Connect Your Orders
We link Fulfyld to your order flow and map your products to warehouse records. Everything you sell across channels lands in one queue on our side.
Ship Us the Stock
Inventory arrives at Madison, AL and is counted in by SKU. That count becomes the number your channels publish, replacing whatever the spreadsheet said.
We Run the Batch
Picking, packing, rating, labeling, and the carrier handover all happen here. Tracking is written back so customers are notified without anyone opening a shipping screen.
What Disappears From Your Day
No More Label Printing
Rating, labeling, and manifesting happen in the warehouse. The whole afternoon routine stops being your problem, including the trip to drop parcels off.
A Cutoff That Does Not Move
Orders in before 1:00 PM Central ship that day, every day, whether or not somebody is in the office or the flu went through the team.
Carrier Chosen Per Parcel
Each shipment is rated across USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL and regional carriers, instead of defaulting to whichever one you set up first.
Packaging Included
Boxes, mailers, tape, and void fill are standard and not billed back, so supply runs stop appearing on your calendar and your card statement.
Combined Orders Caught
Two orders from one customer before processing starts get merged into a single shipment, which is easy to miss when you are batching by hand.
Nothing to Sign
No setup fee, no integration fee, no account-management fee, and no minimum contract.
Why Teapplix Users Hand Us the Shipping
Automating the paperwork around shipping is a real gain. Removing the physical work behind it is a bigger one, and this is what backs it.
- 99.9% pick accuracy and 99.2% on-time delivery on mapped ship methods.
- Free standard packaging materials, which removes a recurring purchase and a storage problem at once.
- Kitting and bundles assembled from component SKUs and tracked at that level.
- Scheduled reports on low stock and returns, so reordering stops depending on someone noticing.
- A named account manager and 24/7 human support, not a form and a queue.
One warehouse, Madison, Alabama, running on Shipedge.
Where a Shipping Run Goes Wrong
Four things that happen in the twenty minutes between printing and handover, and never show up in a report.
Labels that end up on the wrong box
Batch printing produces a stack of labels and a stack of parcels that have to be matched by hand. One swap sends two customers each other orders, and you pay both return shipments. Confirmed picking and packing removes the matching step entirely.
A pickup window that runs your day
When the driver comes at four, everything upstream bends around four. Handing the run to a warehouse with a fixed 1:00 PM Central cutoff means your afternoon is no longer scheduled by a carrier.
Voided labels nobody reconciles
Reprints, cancellations, and mis-rated parcels leave a trail of labels bought and never used. When rating and labeling happen at the warehouse, that whole category of small leakage stops being yours to chase.
Orders that land after you finish
Anything arriving after the run waits until tomorrow, and a Friday evening order waits until Monday. A staffed warehouse runs every business day regardless of who is around.
Other Things We Take Off You
Every channel in one run
Teapplix already pulls orders from several places. Behind it, all of them are picked from one pool of stock, which is what makes a single daily rhythm possible at all.
Read moreThe channel that watches the clock
Amazon cares more about dispatch time than anyone. FBA prep and Seller Fulfilled Prime run here, so it lives under the same cutoff as everything else.
Read moreThe other job that eats afternoons
Bundling, kitting and packaging grow quietly alongside order volume. They are done here, on the same schedule, by people whose whole job that is.
Read moreShipping that repeats on purpose
A recurring batch is the easiest volume to plan for, and it goes out on a schedule rather than in an end-of-day scramble.
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