Logistics & Supply Chain
Freight, customs, bonded storage, EDI and just-in-time call-off — the part of manufacturing that decides whether your line runs on Monday.
Delivered, not dispatched
A quote is only useful if the goods actually arrive
Landed cost, not unit price, is what shows up in your accounts. We quote duty, freight and handling alongside the build cost so the number you approve is the number you pay.
For customers on annual demand, we hold buffer stock, send advance shipment notifications over EDI and release against your call-off — so warehouse space is used for what you are about to build, not for what you might build.
Get a quote- Air, sea and road freight with consolidated shipments
- Customs classification, duty optimisation and export documentation
- Bonded and standard warehousing in India, the US, the UK and the EU
- EDI integration with ASN, invoice and forecast messages
- Just-in-time and kanban call-off against annual demand
- Live shipment tracking and single-window escalation
Capabilities
Supply chain services
Built around the JIT philosophy: optimal warehouse utilisation, not maximum inventory.
Freight management
Multimodal freight with consolidation across suppliers so several builds arrive on one clean shipment.
Customs & compliance
HS classification, country-of-origin documentation, duty drawback and free-trade agreement claims.
Warehousing
Bonded and general storage with ESD-safe and humidity-controlled areas for moisture-sensitive devices.
Demand planning
Rolling forecasts converted into supplier schedules, with buffer levels agreed and reviewed.
EDI & systems
EDI 850, 855, 856 and 810 messages, or flat-file and API integration where EDI is not in place.
JIT delivery
Scheduled call-off to your line, with advance shipment notifications sent ahead of every delivery.
Technical envelope
What our network can build
Typical limits across the qualified supplier base. Outside this envelope? Ask — the network is wider than the table.
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| Freight modes | Air, ocean FCL/LCL, road and express courier |
| Incoterms | EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP and DDP |
| Warehouse locations | India, United States, United Kingdom, European Union |
| Storage conditions | ESD-protected areas, MSL dry storage, temperature control |
| EDI messages | 850, 855, 856 (ASN), 810 and 830 forecasts |
| Inventory models | Buffer stock, consignment, VMI and kanban call-off |
| Tracking | Milestone tracking from factory gate to your dock |
| Documentation | Commercial invoice, packing list, COO, MSDS and battery declarations |
How it runs
From enquiry to delivered product
Map the flow
Origins, destinations, volumes, seasonality and the constraints your warehouse actually has.
Set the model
Incoterms, freight mode, buffer levels and call-off rules agreed and written down.
Connect systems
EDI or API connection established and tested against real messages before go-live.
Run the schedule
Suppliers scheduled against your forecast; deviations flagged early, not at the dock.
Ship and notify
Consolidated shipments dispatched with ASNs sent ahead to EDI-connected customers.
Review
Monthly review of on-time delivery, landed cost and inventory turns, with actions carried forward.
Do you have a project we can help with?
Send your BOM, Gerber files and drawings — you get a costed, capability-matched quote back.
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