We discovered that the Products page does not load quickly for companies with a large number of product variations. This could be easily solved by providing an option to display 10, or 25 products per page. Currently, the Products page only has options for 100, 250, or 500 products per page.

We used to view 500 products per page with no problems. Then we added shoes to our catalog, which have a large number of variations. For example, one parent sku may be available in 10 different sizes and 6 different colors for a total of 60 variations. This slowed the load time of the products page to 4-5 minutes! It seems that ShipStation was loading 500 parents plus around 30,000 child variations... hence the long loading time.

Switching the view to 100 products per page loads much faster, but it's still too slow. We need an option to display 10 or 25 products per page.

Hello my dear ShipStation friends. We ship for 40+ companies who use ShipStation. A tool that would be EXTREMELY beneficial for us, is the ability to add a line item if someone orders a specific item. Adding a note to the order just doesn't cut it for our inventory management system.

For example,

If SKU = [example SKU A], then add a line item for [example SKU B]

As a fulfillment center, we keep track of inventory in a management system that tracks them by line items. Our clients then pull inventory from our system. However, say a company has multiple warehouses, so they can't add certain plugins to their Shopify. The best solution would be a rule in ShipStation.

An example is a company that has a certain phone case, and they want screen protectors to be added to that phone case. Our inventory system will not keep track of those screen protectors unless there is a line item.

My email is tyler@goevobox.com, I am only using one of the companies accounts. You can respond to that email, please.

Thanks!

I saw the old closed thread on FedEx International Mail Service. I see there is a lot of interest in having this service work with Shipstation and rightfully so. I hope a full integration is in the works, but I believe a work around can be implemented now.

My suggestion for now is to allow the FIMS orders to ship while uploading a ship notification to the marketplaces WITHOUT the invalid tracking numbers shipstatin is creating now. It would be far better to show the orders as simply shipped without listing any tracking information than as it is now with the invalid numbers. Can you make this happen?

I'd love to see a way to track date codes and lot codes on products. Currently we have many pallets of inventory all with different "best by" dates. It would be very helpful to be able to track those dates - for instance we have 1000 of one SKU, but 400 have a date of 5/30/19, and 600 have a date of 11/30/20. If this information was available in a downloadable report instead of just a top-level report of totals, this would impact my business and productivity very positively! Even if we could just post a note on the inventory report, or have the ability to create custom columns this would help! Thanks!

This change is simple. I shouldn't have to write code to get the list of product IDs for the products I add. It should be available on the standard product dashboard. So, when I view the list of products, you have a Columns feature already there. I can turn on/off columns I want to see. All I'm asking for is that you add one called Product ID or Internal Product ID or Developer Product ID (whatever you want to call it) so that I can view that and change my source code's config file with the new product.

I've already coded a class that interacts with your API to send a shipping order in for a product. It calls a config file for that list of product IDs and I translate my customer's product SKU with your internal product ID. However, each time I have to add a product, I have to write code yet again to get that list of internal product IDs that I cannot get elsewhere.

Please Please Please read this:

I've been struggling with quikship for months and the only way to get it to work correctly without orders getting stuck in processing limbo is to allocate my orders. I allocate them all at once by clicking to allocate all orders that are awaiting shipment. This has been working well, but now I've hit another snag. I recently clicked to allocate and had an order fail. I figured that I'd be able to click on the failed order notification to see the details, but that was not an option. The only way to go about it was to dig through each order individually (over 40 of them) in order to find out which one had failed.

I spoke to a support agent to see if I could get this issue escalated, but was told there was nothing he could do because everything was working as designed. I'm not asking for something to supplement my workflow, I'm asking for a common-sense feature that should already be in place. I apologize if that comes off rude, I am extremely frustrated since this is my third feedback report that I've written and it doesn't seem to be getting me anywhere. I feel like I'm talking with support every time I log on here and I just can't seem to get my workflow to be a smooth experience.

I understand that progress takes time, but I really hope that someone can read this and understand why this would be extremely disruptive to workflow.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

I sell via Amazon FBA, eBay, and my own website. I have all the orders piped into ShipStation so I can see all the data in one place. I'd like to be able to track my entire inventory though SS but the FBA imported orders don't deduct from the inventory numbers, even when I use channel specific SKUs, Store Aliases, and an FBA specific warehouse to deduct from.

After talking with customer support, I'm told this is because FBA orders are imported as already shipped. Whereas if they came in as "Awaiting Shipment" I could get them to deduct from inventory. It'd be nice to have an option for imported FBA orders to auto deduct from channel specific inventory, even if they were imported from FBA as shipped.