Ship repeated orders without repeating every click
Step 1 of 5
Start with matching orders Cybership has already grouped
The suggested queue surfaces ready-to-ship orders with the same products and per-order quantities, keeps the oldest ship-by deadline visible, and shows when another fulfillment method has locked part of the group.
Bulk Ship
Fulfillment Order Count | Items | Oldest ship-by deadline |
|---|---|---|
3x Multiple items Items 2 | — | |
64 orders | 1x Cybership Mug SKU SKU-PHONE-CASE | — |
Step 2 of 5
Move up to 500 matching orders into one bulk ship
Choose how many available orders to include and, when needed, limit the batch to work due today. The shared product mix stays visible before the batch is created.
One workload replaces reopening the same order pattern one record at a time—without hiding the 18 matching orders already locked elsewhere.
Create Bulk Ship
Create a bulk ship to perform operations on similar orders.
Choose between 1 and 500 orders for this bulk ship.
Line Items
Multiple items
Items 2
Only include orders due for fulfillment today.
Step 3 of 5
Turn repeated line items into one pick target
For each SKU, the batch detail shows the source location, stock on hand, and total quantity required across every order. Print the bulk pick list or scan against those totals in process mode.
In this 100-order example, three units per order become one clear 300-unit pick target: 100 polos and 200 lanyards.
100
Orders
3
Items per order
300
Items to pick
Pick the items
| Product | Location | In Location | On Hand | To Pick |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Cybership Polo SKU SKU-HEADPHONES | 420 | 680 | 100 | |
Cybership Lanyard SKU SKU-USB-CABLE | 860 | 1200 | 200 |
Step 4 of 5
Define the packing pattern once for every order
Allocate each per-order SKU across Box #1, Box #2, or additional package templates. Every box carries its own carton, dimensions, weight, and item allocation.
Cybership repeats that package pattern for every order. The quantities across all boxes must add back to what one order contains before labels can run.
Decide how each individual order will be packed
| Product | Ordered | Box #1 2 | Box #2 1 |
|---|---|---|---|
Cybership Polo SKU SKU-HEADPHONES | 1 | ||
Cybership Lanyard SKU SKU-USB-CABLE | 2 | ||
Mailer 12 × 9 × 4 Dimensions 12 × 9 × 4 in Weight 1 lb 4 oz | Accessory Box 8 × 6 × 3 Dimensions 8 × 6 × 3 in Weight 0 lb 8 oz |
Step 5 of 5
Generate every label, then close the batch
Generate and print labels validates the batch, creates every package, purchases its label, fulfills the orders, deducts inventory, and builds one merged shipping document. When it finishes, each closed order and its package labels remain visible in the batch.
For this 100-order, two-package batch, one run closes 100 orders, prepares 200 package labels, and deducts 300 units. If any label fails, the next run preserves every success and retries only the remainder.
Generate & Print Shipping Labels
Bulk Ship #BS-0104
| Status | Order | Items | Shipping Method | Labels |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Closed | #10482 Chicago, IL 60611 | 3x Multiple items Items 2 | UPS / Ground | |
Closed | #10483 Oak Park, IL 60302 | 3x Multiple items Items 2 | UPS / Ground | |
Closed | #10484 Evanston, IL 60201 | 3x Multiple items Items 2 | UPS / Ground |
Volume without losing order-level control
Choose the eligible matching orders once, reuse one packing plan, and keep every fulfillment record separate. Cybership waits for complete label coverage before it closes orders or deducts inventory.
- eligible matching orders per Bulk Ship
- Up to 500orders locked by another fulfillment method remain in the group count but stay outside the selected batch
- of package labels required before fulfillment
- 100%retries keep successful labels and attempt only the remainder
See it in your operation
Bring us your most repetitive shipping run
Show us a launch, subscription batch, or replenishment drop with repeated product mixes. We'll map the suggested group, pick totals, package templates, and label flow against your real operation.
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