Every item is confirmed by scanning.
We prepare goods for shipment the way the consignee requires: we pick orders, apply stickers, repack and build pallets to the standards of retail chains and marketplaces.
order picking Astanaproduct labelling and stickeringproduct repacking Astana
0199,6 %picking accuracy
02Chains and marketplaceswe work to their rules
03At the warehouselabels printed on site
04Photo reportat every repacking stage
Why it matters Between “in the warehouse”
Between “in the warehouse”
and “accepted by the consignee”
Deliveries most often fail at the warehouse handling stage: a chain refuses delivery because of a wrong sticker, a marketplace rejects a non-standard box, a customer gets the wrong item. We handle this stage according to the consignee's rules.
Order picking
The system builds the picking route and the operator confirms every item by scanning.
Labelling and stickering
Box and unit labels are printed at the warehouse according to the consignee's rules.
Batch sorting
Splitting a large batch by consignee and destination with separate labelling.
Repacking
Opening, checking contents, re-forming and relabelling, all recorded.
Pallet building
Building and wrapping pallets to the consignee's height, weight and stacking standards.
Inserts
Accompanying documents and promotional materials are inserted during picking.
Picking quality The batch is accepted
The batch is accepted
the first time
Picking speed depends on the number of lines in an order and on how accurately the product catalogue is maintained. We work on the catalogue separately at the start: duplicates and incorrect SKUs are a typical source of errors inherited from the old warehouse.
Picking and checking in the dispatch area.
The batch is prepared to the consignee's rules.
Label format, its position on the box, the data it contains and barcode requirements — according to the rules of the specific chain or marketplace.
Who it's for Retail chains
Retail chains
and marketplaces
Every consignee has its own receiving rules — we work to the rules of whoever you ship to.
Area 1
Shipping to retail chains
Every chain has its own rules: label format, its position on the box, data content, barcode requirements. We print labels at the warehouse, so the batch leaves ready — with no fines for incorrect labelling.
- labels to the specific chain's rules;
- pallets built to standard;
- accompanying documents inserted;
- check before loading.
Area 2
Deliveries to marketplaces
We build boxes and pallets to the marketplace standards, apply the required codes and insert the required documents. The batch is accepted the first time, with no returns for rework.
- boxes to marketplace standards;
- required codes applied;
- batch prepared for receiving.
How it works How a batch
How a batch
is handled
A request comes in from the personal account or an agreed channel and goes straight into the picking queue.
01
Request
Comes in from the personal account and goes straight into the picking queue.
02
Picking
The system builds the route and the operator confirms every item taken by scanning.
03
Handling
Labelling, stickering, repacking if needed and pallet building.
04
Check and shipping
The picked order is checked in the dispatch area before loading.
Case study
How it works in practice
Receiving with no labelling fines
Task
Batches were returned for rework because labels didn't meet the chain's requirements.
Result
Labels are printed at the warehouse to the consignee's rules, and the batch leaves ready.
Warehouse move in 6 shifts without stopping shipments
Task
The client rented premises without racking and lost up to 4 hours a day searching for goods.
Result
Picking accuracy rose to 99.6 %, and order picking time fell from 5 to 1.5 hours.
Questions
Questions about handling goods
Yes. We take the label format, its position on the box, data content and barcode requirements from the consignee's rules and print labels at the warehouse.
Consistently above 99 %: the system builds the picking route, every item is confirmed by scanning, and the picked order is checked in the dispatch area.
We work on the catalogue separately at the start. Duplicates and incorrect SKUs are a typical source of errors inherited from the old warehouse.
When transport packaging is damaged in transit, when goods arrive in factory packaging larger than the consignee needs, or when a batch has to be split into retail sets.
Yes, that's sorting: goods are divided by destination, and each part is picked and labelled separately. Combined with cross-docking, a batch is processed within one shift.
Warehouse handling is charged per operation: picking, stickering, repacking, pallet building. One-off work — according to the price list.
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Quote
Not a quote “in general”,
Not a quote “in general”,
but one for your task.
Describe your product range and the consignee's requirements — we'll come back with a handling quote.