Warehousing - what do we need to know in order to efficiently prepare the best warehouse offer for you?

Find out what information a logistics operator needs to correctly identify customer needs and prepare a tailor-made offer

Below, we've outlined in a few steps how you can easily get a quote tailored to your needs

When determining the details of the operation, the first thing we determine is what customs status the goods have.

This way we know what zone of the warehouse the reception will be for and what procedures will apply to us when handling.

To determine whether the goods are not ADR or subject to special regulations such as waste.

Thus, we acquire knowledge of what procedures we will rely on when handling goods.

We make arrangements with the client:

What container (40", 20", 45", etc.) or FTL (tandem, solo, tractor-trailer) will be transshipped from?
What is the weight and quantity of the goods?
What is the volume of transshipments (we specify quantity and frequency)?
Are the goods of one type or are there different SKUs?
if there are different types, is there to be segregation during unloading (if the goods are to be issued for different SKUs then segregation must take place)?
How should the goods be accepted into the WMS system (remember that the goods should be accepted into the system as the customer will call it to take it away, it can be the lot number, the name of the goods, the number of the car that brought it, the container number, the date of entry into the warehouse)?
Is the merchandise palletized, if it is not palletized would the customer like it to be palletized, if they would like it on what kind of pallets (euro, industrial, disposable)?
if palletizing automatically include filming, does the customer between pallets and goods want dividers?
Will the goods be released 1 to 1, or will the goods be completed under releases?
Will the releases be whole pallet or also for couriers?
if for couriers who organizes cartons and packing materials?
What is the volume per release and of what type - i.e., how many full pallet shipments, how many releases for couriers, how many picks per day?

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