Warehouse visits
From intake call to findings briefing
A warehouse visit is the backbone of our inventory intelligence work. This page shows how an assessment day unfolds so managers know what to prepare and what to expect on the floor.
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Intake and access
We confirm building access, shift timing, SKU families to sample, and who accompanies the walk. Safety briefing requirements from your site are followed exactly.
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Dock and receiving watch
The first hours sit near inbound staging: carton notes, quarantine holds, and how short receipts enter the ledger.
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Racking and pick-face observation
We sample bin locations against the stock list, watch replenishment into pick faces, and note blind spots where counts routinely fail.
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Movement charts
Selected SKUs are traced from dock to bin to pick path. Charts stay simple enough for a supervisor huddle—not a presentation theatre.
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Findings briefing
The warehouse manager receives a prioritised brief: what to fix this week, what to schedule next month, and what sits outside our scope.
Ready to put a visit on the calendar?
Start with a Warehouse Inventory Assessment or a shorter Stock Movement Mapping session.
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