A thorough process of intake and storage is essential to the smooth running of subsequent logistics activities.

Inbound

When a company sends its products to a fulfillment partner's warehouse, the partner will typically perform a receiving process to check the products for accuracy and quality. This process may include checking the quantity of products received, checking for damage and scanning the products in inventory.

After receiving the products, the fulfillment partner will put them away in its warehouse. The partner usually has a system to ensure that the products are stored in the right place and that the inventory remains accurate.

Storage

Fulfilment partners offer warehousing services to businesses and provide secure storage for their products. The partner usually has a system to manage inventory levels and ensure products are stored efficiently to maximize warehouse space.

In general, receiving, warehousing and storage are important parts of the order fulfillment process, and working with a fulfillment partner can help companies streamline these processes and focus on other aspects of their business.

Our approach

Our process is similar to the general operating procedure. Apart from the regular receipt and inspection of incoming goods, we also spare our customers from unloading shipping containers and provide the opportunity to record lot and/or serial numbers upon arrival. Deviations or damage cases are immediately visible through the customer portal and are made known through photos.

The storage has 7 different types of compartments, each with different dimensions. This way we ensure efficient and orderly storage. Each item is assigned its own location based on the dimensions and total volume of the delivery.