Product profile, SKUs, launches, packing rules, channel mix and returns all change how orders are stored, picked, packed and processed. These are the factors that move the operation by category:
Presentation is the product. We protect the unboxing and handle the bits that trip brands up.
High volume, repeat orders and rules that vary by country. We keep it accurate and compliant.
Sizes, variants and returns by the bagful. We keep stock honest and reverse logistics painless.
Short shelf lives and strict handling. We ship it before it ages and document every step.
Serialised, valuable and easily damaged. We track units individually and pack them safely.
Awkward shapes, mixed weights and bundles. We handle the kitting so customers get it complete.
Whatever the category, the operation is built from these services, combined to suit the product, channels and returns profile.
The pick, pack and dispatch operation behind every category's orders.
Read →Stock control, counts and reconciliation, including batch, expiry and variant workflows.
Read →One stock operation serving DTC, Amazon, TikTok Shop and B2B.
Read →Inspection, grading and rework for the returns every category generates.
Read →Holding stock in the UK and Poland so each market is served locally.
Read →FBM fulfilment, FBA prep and replenishment for marketplace-heavy categories.
Read →Yes. Not the warehouse, but the operating detail. Product profile, SKU and variant structure, packing and presentation rules, return frequency and channel mix all change how orders are stored, picked, packed and processed. The underlying services are the same; how they are configured is what differs by category.
Yes. Single-item consumer parcels and carton, case or pallet B2B orders are different jobs, with different packing and carrier or freight routes. Both run from the same stock. The operation plans for both rather than forcing one through the other's process.
Yes. DTC store orders and marketplace orders (Amazon, TikTok Shop) can draw on one held inventory, each with the packing, labelling and carrier route it needs, through marketplace and multi-channel fulfilment.
Yes. Returns are received, inspected and graded, then restocked, held, reworked or repacked where the agreed process allows, or routed onward. The outcome follows the condition rules agreed for your products.
Yes. Stock can sit in the UK operation and the EU operation in Poland, so each market is served locally. Whether to split inventory is an operational placement decision, covered by the UK & EU fulfilment model.
These are the categories we see most, not the only ones we handle. If you ship physical product to EU or UK customers, there is a good chance we already know your edge cases. Tell us about yours.
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