Warehousing
Providing secure, efficient storage and inventory management to ensure your goods.
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overview
Warehousing works best when it connects to your wider logistics. Most storage is disconnected: cargo clears customs, goes into random warehouse, then you coordinate pickup separately. Inefficient. Expensive. Disconnected.
Trevart's warehousing integrates with freight so storage is part of logistics, not separate.
Sea freight, air freight, or road freight arrives. Rather than final delivery immediately, cargo goes to Trevart warehouse if needed. You choose storage type: standard storage (general goods, monthly fees), temperature-controlled (pharmaceuticals, perishables), bonded warehouse (awaiting customs clearance or re-export).
We track inventory: what came in, where it's stored, what's allocated, what's pending pickup/distribution. As your customers order, we pick cargo from warehouse, pack, label, dispatch to them. Order fulfillment on schedule. Cargo distributed to your customers or regional destinations. Real-time tracking on all shipments.
Storage isn't just a holding area—it's a supply chain node.
How We Plan Operations
WAREHOUSE ASSESSMENT & STORAGE SETUP
Efficient warehousing requires upfront planning. You tell us cargo requirements: standard storage vs. temperature-controlled. Determine storage timeline: short-term (days/weeks) vs. long-term (months). Plan for growth: do you need more space later? Coordinate with your distribution network: where goods go after storage. Set up inventory tracking: what's in warehouse always known. Configure picking/packing process: how fast do you need fulfillment?
Storage isn't just holding area—it's a supply chain node.
How We Execute Services
STORAGE AND ORDER FULFILLMENT
Daily warehouse operations keep inventory moving. Cargo received from freight (sea, air, road). Inventory logged into system (location, quantity, condition). Stored per type (general area, climate-controlled area, bonded area). Monitored daily (temperature, security, inventory count). Orders received from your customers/distribution partners. Cargo picked from warehouse (correct items, correct quantities). Packed & labeled (customer specifications). Loaded on truck for regional delivery. Tracked en route (real-time visibility to customer).
Efficient fulfillment means your customers get orders on schedule.
How We Deliver Results
INVENTORY VISIBILITY 7 FISIBILITY SPEED
You know inventory status always. Real-time inventory (quantity, location, condition). Order status (received, picked, packed, shipped, delivered). Fulfillment speed (orders shipped same-day if in stock). Delivery confirmation (customer receipt tracked). Climate monitoring (temperature data for sensitive goods). Cost tracking (monthly storage fees, pick/pack fees, delivery costs).
Final Results
