3PL & Warehousing
Storage planned around how goods move in and out.
Build practical warehouse and third-party logistics arrangements around storage, handling and order-flow requirements.
The flow we plan around
Storage feasibility, inbound receiving, inventory processes, pick-and-pack, fulfilment and dispatch coordination subject to facility and partner confirmation.
Receive
Goods arrive, are counted against the notice and checked for damage.
Store
Each lot is put away in a location that is recorded.
Pick and pack
Each order is picked, then packed the way you specified.
Dispatch
Packed orders are handed to the carrier, with the handover recorded.
The flow decides the layout.
Review product characteristics, space needs, throughput, system visibility and fulfilment SLA expectations.
What we ask for
- SKU profile
- Number of items, size and weight of a unit, batch or expiry tracking
- Storage units
- Pallets, cartons or loose items, and how many of each
- Throughput
- Receipts and dispatches per week, and how they peak
- Order lines
- Orders per day, lines per order and the packing each needs
What comes back
- A proposed layout
- Zones and locations matched to how the goods move
- A stock record
- What is where, by lot, and how it is reported to you
- Handover records
- Receipts and dispatches with the condition at the time
- A written scope
- What is included, what is charged on and how it is measured
What we ask before proposing a layout
- What is stored, and any condition it needs (temperature, stacking, hazard class)
- Pallets or cartons in storage, and how that is expected to change
- How often goods arrive and leave, and in what lot sizes
- For fulfilment: orders per day and lines per order
- The stock reports or system access you expect to have
Tell us the route and the cargo.
Businesses planning inventory storage and fulfilment operations.
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