Our warehouse is the hub of our logistics operations. Using software and technology, we update goods movement, send alerts for pickups, share real-time shipping rates, and locate materials at the warehouse.

Crossdocking leverages information technology and efficient business systems to establish an on-demand shipping process. The prime goal is to manage full truckloads of goods consuming minimum time and cost. The crossdocking staging area involves efficient sorting, combining, and storing inbound goods until it is ready for outward shipment. Later based on market demand the goods are moved to the outbound staging zone for onward despatch to multiple locations within the USA.

• Receiving Point – Goods received are held for a maximum of 48 hours at the facility and later reloaded for despatch elsewhere in the USA. Should you require it, we can facilitate on-demand cargo, consult our shipping experts to make it happen.
• Sorting Zone – Depending on your market needs your goods are sorted, combined, and stored securely for future outbound shipments.
• Outbound Staging – Once, we receive a confirmation for shipment, the stored goods are moved from to the outbound staging area. From here it is loaded and despatched to multiple locations as you need.

• Save Loading Time – When goods arrive early or late, the crossdock acts as temporary storage until the goods are loaded back onto the outbound truck, for ensuring timely shipments.
• Manage Overweight Trucks –  For meeting weight compliance of overweight trucks, the crossdock helps to offload or remove overweight items.
• Combining Shipment Delivery – When different vendors from multiple locations are delivering goods for one consignee, crossdocking helps merge them into a single shipment for that customer.
• Keep Low Inventory – Bring down the costs of maintaining large stocks using crossdocking. Match orders to destinations and ship efficiently.
• Reduce Infrastructure Costs – Manufacturers and retailers need not invest in big warehouses to hold a large inventory of goods. Crossdocking makes it flexible and economical for them to plan storage based on market demands.
• Minimize Damage Risks – The risk of damage to goods or human errors while handling is higher in conventional warehousing for large quantities. With crossdocking, both these risks are avoided through systematic handling of both inbound and outbound goods, saving time, and minimizing human errors.
• One-Point Shipments – Businesses work with multiple entities to enable their shipments. Through crossdocking, everything is routed through one company for both warehousing and distribution, thus removing stress and reducing time.