Platform · Fulfillment
Group orders the smart way, route pickers on the shortest path, and confirm every pick with a scan. Teamship's picking software handles ecommerce and bulk — batch, single, multi, and custom — in any unit of measure.
Batch & bulk picking · intelligent pick paths · scan-verified accuracy
The problem
It's the most labor-intensive step in the building. When it's slow or sloppy, everything downstream pays for it — here's what goes wrong, and how Teamship fixes it.
Pickers walk the warehouse once per order, retracing the same aisles all day.
Picking by eye off a paper list ships the wrong SKU and drives returns.
One person per batch means big pick runs crawl during peak.
Orders go out incomplete because no one caught the shortfall in time.
Whatever the order profile, Teamship has a picking method — and the accuracy controls to back it up.
Batch, single-item, multi-item, and custom-batch picking for high-volume DTC fulfillment.
Pick and ship by whole LPN, case, or piece: Teamship supports any unit of measure.
Pick the oldest or first-to-expire stock first for clean rotation and compliance.
Drive picks by lot, expiry, or any tracked attribute, not just SKU and quantity.
Multiple warehouse staff pick the same bulk batch simultaneously to clear peak faster.
Orders that can't be filled 100% are auto-held, and staff can trigger replenishment to top up.
Design your own outbound labels and apply them to picks as part of the workflow.
Tote-based ecommerce picking with print or digital pick tickets, however your team runs.
Two capabilities do the heavy lifting on speed: the right method for every order, and the shortest path to every pick.
High-volume singles, mixed multi-line orders, or bulk wholesale: Teamship groups work the smartest way for each. Choose batch, single-item, multi-item, or a custom batch, and orders are grouped by FIFO or FEFO.
Teamship routes each picker through the warehouse for maximum spatial efficiency, so batches finish with the least walking. Trust the system's path, or override it when a supervisor knows better.
In a 20-minute demo we'll pick a batch on your real order profile and show you the travel time you'd save.
Request a DemoFrom a batch of orders to picks staged for packing — every step scan-verified.
Pick a method, batch, single, multi, or custom, and Teamship groups orders by FIFO or FEFO into a pickable batch.
Teamship routes the picker on the most spatially efficient path; supervisors can override it any time.
Pick from the directed location or LPN and scan the SKU to confirm quantity via barcode scanning: piece, case, or whole LPN.
Orders that can't be filled 100% are held automatically, and staff can trigger replenishment from bulk, fed by accurate putaway.
Apply custom outbound labels and stage picks with a print or digital pick ticket, ready for packing.
The choices that turn picking from your slowest step into your fastest.
Picking sits between putaway and packing. It's the heart of order fulfillment. See how it fits Teamship's WMS for 3PLs and the full Teamship platform.
Order picking is the process of selecting and retrieving products from storage to fulfill customer orders. It's the most labor-intensive part of the warehouse, so the picking method and travel path have a large impact on speed and cost.
Teamship supports batch, single-item, multi-item, and custom-batch picking for ecommerce, plus bulk picking by whole LPN, case, or piece in any unit of measure. Picks can be grouped by FIFO or FEFO and driven by stock attributes.
Batch picking groups multiple orders that share the same items into a single pick run, so a picker collects the total quantity in one trip instead of walking the warehouse once per order. It dramatically cuts travel time for high-volume ecommerce.
Yes. Teamship intelligently routes pickers through the warehouse on the most spatially efficient path to minimize travel, and supervisors can override the system's route when they need to.
Yes. Multiple warehouse staff can pick the same bulk batch simultaneously, so large batches are completed faster during peak volume.