Settings

The settings page is where you manage your account configuration, control who has access to your account, and connect your marketplace integrations. It is a good idea to visit this page periodically to make sure everything is up to date and running smoothly.

Account Settings

The account settings section lets you update your account-level profile and configuration fields. This includes the basic information associated with your account that the warehouse team and platform use to identify and communicate with you. Keep these fields accurate and current so that notifications, invoices, and other account-related communications reach the right place.

Team Members

The team members section gives you control over who can access your account. From here you can invite new team members by sending them an invitation, and you can remove team members who no longer need access. Where available, you can also manage the permissions assigned to each team member to control what they can see and do within the platform.

Team members you invite are assigned the client team member role, which may come with more limited access compared to the primary account holder. This is useful when you want to give someone on your team visibility into orders or shipments without granting them full administrative control over billing or settings.

Reviewing your team member list regularly is important for keeping your account secure. If someone has left your organization or no longer needs access, removing them promptly ensures that only the right people can view and interact with your account data.

Integrations

The integrations section is where you connect and disconnect your marketplace accounts. The platform supports integrations with Amazon, Walmart, and Shopify. Connecting these integrations unlocks features that streamline your workflow, such as automatic ASIN population for Amazon products and support for FBA shipment workflows.

To connect an integration, select the marketplace you want to link and follow the authorization flow. The platform handles the connection process, and you will see a success or failure status once the authorization is complete. If a connection attempt fails, you can try again from the same section.

Disconnecting an integration is just as straightforward. If you no longer sell on a particular marketplace or want to reset a connection, you can remove it from the integrations section and reconnect it later if needed.

As a best practice, review both your team member list and your integration connections on a monthly basis. This helps you keep access controls tight and ensures that your marketplace syncs remain healthy. Stale integrations or forgotten team member accounts can lead to unexpected issues, so a quick monthly check goes a long way toward keeping your account in good shape.