Service
Warehousing & Storage
Storage space is the easy part. What determines whether a warehouse helps or hurts your business is the discipline of the processes running inside it — and that is what we operate.
In short
Contract warehousing is an arrangement in which a third-party logistics provider stores and handles a client’s goods under an agreed service level, taking responsibility for receiving, put-away, picking, packing and dispatch. It differs from simple space rental in that the operator is accountable for accuracy and throughput, not just square footage.
Dedicated or shared, sized to your actual pattern
A dedicated facility makes sense when your volumes are steady, your SKU profile is specialised, or compliance requires segregation. Shared warehousing makes sense when you want to pay for the space you actually consume and ride out seasonal peaks without carrying empty racks in the off-season. We will tell you honestly which one your volume profile justifies rather than defaulting to the larger contract.
Layout and slotting are where the cost lives
Two warehouses with identical rent can differ by thirty percent in picking labour, purely because of where the fast-moving SKUs sit. We design racking layout and slotting against your real order lines — not a generic ABC split — and we re-slot as your demand pattern shifts. Travel distance per pick is a number we track and reduce.
Compliance and auditability
For regulated goods, storage conditions and chain of custody have to survive an audit, not just a walkthrough. We run documented receiving and put-away, batch and expiry tracking where the product requires it, controlled access, and records that reconcile to your ERP. When your auditor asks where a specific batch sat and who touched it, the answer exists.
Where we apply it
Warehousing & Storage by industry
The same service line looks different depending on what you make and who you ship to.
FAQ
Warehousing & Storage — common questions
What is the difference between dedicated and shared warehousing?
Dedicated warehousing gives you exclusive use of a facility or a defined zone, which suits steady volumes, specialised SKU profiles or compliance-driven segregation. Shared warehousing places your goods in a multi-client facility where you pay for the space and handling you actually consume, which suits seasonal or growing volumes.
Where are your warehouses located?
We are headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana, and operate warehousing and distribution across India. The right location for your business depends on where your suppliers and customers sit — we run a network study as part of solution design rather than pushing you toward existing space.
Can you store regulated or temperature-sensitive goods?
Yes. We operate compliant storage for regulated categories including pharmaceutical products, with GDP-aligned handling, batch and expiry traceability on FEFO discipline, controlled access and auditable chain-of-custody records.
How is warehousing priced?
Contract warehousing is normally priced on a combination of storage — per pallet position or per square foot, per month — and handling, charged per inbound and outbound transaction. We quote both components openly so you can see which one your cost is actually driven by.
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