WHS-01
Receiving and putaway done right
Warehouse receiving is where inventory accuracy is won or lost: appointments, unloading, piece counts against the packing list, damage inspection, labeling and system putaway. Containers arriving from ocean freight are deconsolidated the day they land, so stock is sellable within hours, not weeks.
WHS-02
Warehouse inventory and management
Barcode-scanned locations, cycle counting, lot and expiry tracking, and real-time visibility replace spreadsheet guesswork. Warehouse management discipline — measured receiving times, pick accuracy, and shipment SLAs — is what separates a warehouse provider from a building with racks.
WHS-03
Handling and distribution services
Case picking, pallet building, repalletizing, shrink-wrapping, labeling and retail routing-guide compliance, then outbound warehouse distribution by parcel, LTL or full truckload through the network’s inland transportation partners. Warehouse logistics ends when the customer’s dock signs, not when the pallet leaves ours.